
Commissions
Landscapes are the most popular commissions. Whether in oil, acrylic or watercolour, the client is always happy with the results, paintings remain unique and bring lots of love, passion and life to new homes. Mariya’s works are now in private collections in Switzerland, Belgium, UK and Ukraine. Please use this form to contact.
Recent events
- March 2023 Cambridge Drawing Society Art exhibition at Pitt Building, Cambridge
- February 2023 Peterborough Cathedral Art exhibition
- December 2022 Fundraising Christmas art exhibition/ sale St. Giles Church, Cambridge
- December 2022 Fundraising art masterclass for Ukrainians
- November 2022 Fundraising Ukrainian art exhibition/ auction in Cambridge
- October 2022 Art exhibition at Leys School with Cambridge Drawing Society
- August 2022 Masterclass for Ukrainian kids in Cambridge
Peterborough Cathedral Annual Art exhibition 'Made in 2022'
High and lows of 2022 were presented by artists at Peterborough Cathedral annual Art exhibition in February. I am grateful to the community to show this sad truth about 2022. It was nice to be mentioned by BBC news and also to be contacted by radio HEART.

‘Russian games' series. Propaganda. 2022’
Oil on linen canvas. 40cm x 50cm …read more

‘Russian games' series. Unwanted 'Now' or Greed game. 2023’
Oil on linen canvas. 40cm x 50cm …read more

‘Russian games' series. The Greatest Showman. 2023’
Oil on linen canvas. 40cm x 50cm …read more

‘Russian games' series. Musical Chair. 2023’
Oil on linen canvas. 40cm x 50cm …read more

Help to Ukraine
£788 were transfered directly to Ukrainian charities from Fundraising Christmas art exhibition/sale St. Giles Church on 17 Dec 2022 with www.cambridgeband.co.uk/ and olgatikhonova.co.uk.
£1100, collected from art sales during Mariya’s fundraising Autumn art exhibition, were trasfered to purchase medical equipment for Ukraine. All artist’s passion and love for the country were put in a new series of paintings aboutUkrainian memories in yellow and blue, happy times in Kyiv and Berdyansk were translated in native colours and traditional patterns.
During the Open Studios Mariya collected £407 for Ukraine. Money were transered to the kids suffered in war zone at Zaporizhia hospital, Ukraine.