A line in the sand: an artistic response in support of humanitarian efforts in Gaza

About the artwork

Anya Kashina’s monotypes are gestural explorations of natural phenomena. Referencing landscapes and moments from personal experience, the works are windows onto wild gardens; imagined spaces that evolve through working out the compositions intuitively. This work is from a series of monotypes made in 2023 that also relates to Anya’s wider painting practice.

About the artist

Anya Kashina (b.1993) is a Russian-born, British artist currently living and working in London, where she has been based since 1999. She holds a BA from the University of Leeds and she also studied at the Moscow State Academic Art Institute named after VI Surikov. She has shown in numerous group shows in London including at the Saatchi Gallery in 2018. Recent shows include Seventeen at The Bomb Factory in Marylebone, London where she is currently a resident artist, and Works on Paper 5 at Blue Shop Gallery in Brixton, London. Her work is in private collections in the UK, USA, Russia and France.