Oksana Nasisi
Russian-born, New York-based artist blending classical draftsmanship with sculptural experimentation and modern wit. Trained in academic techniques inspired by da Vinci, she now reinvents tradition through playful, hand-crafted forms—often framing her own paintings in custom clay structures. Her work explores beauty as a form of resistance: vibrant, textural, and unapologetically joyful. Influenced by modern interior design and the rhythm of urban life, each piece is both object and experience—designed to bring levity to intensity. Living between worlds—Old Europe and new New York—she creates not just art, but atmosphere. Always tactile. Always intentional. Always alive.
Oksana grew up in a family of artists; her father was a painter, nurturing her love for art from an early age. She trained in classical European drawing techniques, studying the methods of old masters like Leonardo da Vinci, which continue to inform her work. Beyond formal education, Oksana has lived in various exotic countries, absorbing their cultures and witnessing different ways of life. These experiences profoundly shape her visual language and inspire her vibrant, textured approach.
Her artistic journey is a blend of rigorous tradition and worldly exploration, combining to create work that is deeply personal yet universally resonant.