Oleksandra works with various materials and fine arts. Her main specialisation is easel graphics, but she introduces new approaches to each of her projects, experimenting and combining three-dimensional forms with illustrative elements.

In her projects, Oleksandra reflects on and observes the relationships between people, social connections, and examines the influence of the environment and information on the course of her own life. Oleksandra reflects on the themes of loneliness, isolation and detachment, and how it intertwines with emigration, social and civic responsibilities, politics, feminism and integration into a foreign society.

Oleksandra Voronina was born in 1990 in Kyiv, Ukraine, where she lives and works.
She received her master's degree in easel painting from the National Academy of Arts and Crafts in 2016.

She has a diverse teaching experience and was an assistant trainee at the M. Kompanets' studio at the National Academy of Fine Arts and a guest lecturer at HDK Valand Campus Steneby, Göteborgs University.

Honours and awards:

Art prize OBJECTS 2020. Finalist. Art centre "Chocolate House". Kyiv National Art Gallery. Kyiv. Ukraine (2020).

Vernissage 12. Arte Laguna, Prize MOCA Modern Contemporary. Winning Biafarin Prestige Award prize. Arsenale Venezia, Italy (2018).

NordArt 2017. Kunstwerk Carlshütte. Winning Biafarin Award via NordArt Germany (2017).

Design competition Finalist CarpetVista the competition in 2016. Sweden (2016). Graphic design competition
graphic design competition "Imitate their capital" for Stoli limited edition. Finalist. Closer. Kyiv. Ukraine (2016).

COMFY ART PRIZE. Finalist. Kyiv. Ukraine (2016).

ARTLEVEL Design Festival. Finalist. Gallery M 17. Kyiv. Ukraine (2015).

VII art exhibition-competition named after G. Yakutovych, award of the III degree
in the nomination "print". NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ARTS OF UKRAINE. Kyiv. Ukraine (2014)

Member of the following organisations:

Konstnarernas kollektivverkstad Goteborg (2023)

Member of Konstnärscentrum Väst of Sweden (2023).

Member of Konstnärernas Riksorganisation of Sweden (2022).

Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine (2021).

Member of the Biafarin, Canada (2017).

Her works were used to illustrate 2 books published by Liuta Sprava in 2016 and 2017.
Her works are in private collections in Ukraine and abroad.

Personal exhibitions:

"By Inertia" Not Quite. Fengersfors. Sweden (2023).
"Head in the Clouds" Karas Gallery. Kyiv. Ukraine (2020),
"Image". Solar Gallery. Vilnius, Lithuania (2018),
"Art Wednesday: Oleksandra Voronina, Anastasia Sirenko" IZOLYATSIA. Platform for Cultural Initiatives.
Kyiv, Ukraine (2018).

Group exhibitions:

Through the Feminine Eye: A Never-Ending Touch. Konstnärsklubben i Konstnärshuset. Stockholm. Sweden (2023),
The tension. Open Salon 2023. Konsthallen. Trollhättan. Sweden (2023),
KVINNEMYTEN. Kunstlåven i Seljord. Seljord. Norway (2023),
Nya Magasinet gallery. Steneby Konsthall. Dals Långed. Sweden (2023),
Ukraine Exhibition. Port Gallery. Barcelona. Spain (2022),
NordArt 2022. Kunstwerk Carlshütte, Büdelsdorf, Germany (2022),
Art With Ukraine, Erika Fuchs Haus-Museum, Schwarzenbach an der Salle, Bavaria, Germany (2022),
22nd Triennial of Grenchen. The Kunstgesellschaft Grenchen and the Land Art Biel / Bienne cultural association. Grenchen. Switzerland (2021),
Your names, Ukraine. Korsaks Museum of Contemporary Ukrainian Art. Lutsk. Ukraine (2021),
MOWNA Online Biennial. Museum of Wild and Newfangled Art. Online. New York. America (2021),
Kitchen Print Biennale. ATELIER KITCHEN PRINT. Charmes. France (2021),
"OBJECTS art prize 2020". Chocolate House Art Centre, Kyiv National Art Gallery. Kyiv. Ukraine (2020),
"Art is a live charity auction". Mayak. Kyiv. Ukraine (2019),

"The Essential - 2018. LoosenArt Mag / Gallery". Roma. Italy (2018),
"Vernissage 12. Arte Laguna, Prize MOCA Modern Contemporary". Winning Biafarin Prestige Award prize. Arsenale Venezia, Italy (2018),
"Hida Takayama Contemporary Woodblock-Prints Triennale". Hida Takayama museum of History and Art. Takayama City. Japan (2017),
"NordArt 2017". Kunstwerk Carlshütte. Winning Biafarin Award via NordArt. Büdelsdorf. Germany (2017),
"Art Under Fire: New Ukrainian Artists Collective". The Silent Barn. Brooklyn, NewYork. America (2016),
"Cube of Vision". GOGOLFEST. Kyiv. Ukraine (2016),
"The Line is the Language of the Heart" Gallery "Sky". Kyiv. Ukraine (2015),
III Eastern Partnership Cultural Congress: The Mission of Culture in Times of Crisis. Palace of Arts. Lviv (2015).