Anatoly Kazymyrchuk was born in 1985 in Odessa (Ukraine), where he grew up. In 2012, he moved to Lviv (Ukraine), where he has lived since then.
More than 100 different festivals are held annually in Lviv, there are 100 temples of different religions (confessions), 60 museums. Thanks to a rich cultural program and high tourist potential, experts of the State Service of Tourism and Resorts of Ukraine, the Council for Tourism and Resorts of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism in April 2009 decided to assign Lviv the status of the cultural capital of Ukraine.The ancient city is a literary, artistic, theatrical and musical center, as there are a large number of concert halls and theaters, in addition to this, monuments of Polish and Austrian architecture have been preserved here. There is not a single street or house that did not remind of the old events taking place in Lviv.The city differs from other cultural cities of Ukraine in that there is no traditional noise of the usual megalopolises, there are no high-rise buildings, there are many green areas and parks, and even cemeteries are a historical place where excursions are organized according to the plan.Living in such a city, inspiration comes every day.

Anatoly Kazimyrchuk is a self-taught abstract artist. In his works, he combines art with social issues.
Bringing thoughts, feelings and energy into the tangible through the use of high quality acrylic paints, materials and various textures.
Art exhibitions of classic and contemporary art, nature, feelings always give new input and inspiration for creativity.

Anatoly Kazymyrchuk, inspired by Mark Rothko, Jackson Pollack, Pablo Picasso and Andy Warhol.
When I paint, it seems to me that I am in a completely harmonious, bright, contrasting and joyful world! The color of the paint determines the plot and indicates the path.