Anastasiya Akulova
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Anastasiya Akulova

Belarus

Biography

“Most of my works are women's portraits. I call them "girls from pieces". This is my ode to

women, to their inner strength and ability to assemble themselves from parts (often different

or even opposite). I believe that women's ability to combine and unite strength and

tenderness, courage and vulnerability, their desire to be beautiful and independent of other

people's opinions is unique.

I intentionally "gather them from parts" or "carve masks on their faces." This is a protest, a

kind of statement that external beauty has no meaning without inner strength, or that no

external flaw is able to diminish the inner beauty of women.

Another theme of my work is angels. I am convinced that they are always around, that we,

like them, are divine creations and can communicate with each other. And they in turn can

take any visual form we understand. In my case even angels look like girls from pieces."

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