Kseniya develops her talent in the genre of watercolour painting under neopsychologism movement. Distinguished by its plasticity, at times expression, and unpredictability, this type of painting technique reflects the essence of psychologism in art. In her works, she explores the diversity of the spectrum of human emotions, their intensity, depth, sensuality, and changeability. Kseniya's painting style was influenced by her life in London in 2017, where she first acknowledged herself as an artist.

Kseniya Fleysher's work is imbued with empathy and subtle ability to capture and convey the versatility of human experience. She paints her paintings intuitively, without sketches. All the images reflected in her works are echoes of her own feelings and reactions to events that occurred in different periods of her life. With her paintings, Ksenia seeks to demonstrate to the audience that many of us are united by similar experiences. By immersing into the atmosphere of her paintings, the viewer shares her joy and finds solace in the realization that even the most difficult experiences are common to us all. The unique style of presenting images flowing from one to another reminds us that everything is in constant circulation and movement, which means that any, even the most powerful, upheavals are not eternal. And it is the transience and changeability of the moments of our life that makes it truly unique and rich, and the human soul - tangible to the touch. It is at the moment of self-analysis that a person can touch what is not visible to other people's eyes. To the most sacred, intimate, and fragile components of oneself - the soul and the heart.

Education

2020 - 2021 RGU im. A.Kosygina

2020 - 2023 British Higher School of Art & Design, Contemporary Art

2021 - Christie’s, Modern Art

Selected exhibitions

2021 New Tretyakov Gallery: «ARTSUMMER. Moscow 21st Century / Year 2021»

2021 Moscow, Vinzavod: «Way to the Light»

2021 Moscow Union of Artists: «Moscow and Moscovites»

2021 London, the Holy Art Gallery: The Art of Self-Regulation, virtual exhibition

2021 London, the Holy Art Gallery: Modus

Shortlisted

2021 Bath Society of Artists

2021 Art Muse Magazine