Tatiana Rusakova is a Ukrainian illustrator, watercolorist, artist, and plant lover.  For the last 5 years Tatiana worked as an botanical illustrator, collaborated with different herbalists and for the last 15 years she worked as a painter, art teacher, owned an art studio and organized multiple art workshops. More than a decade she participated in 4 solo and more than 10 group exhibitions.
Deeply inspired by the wild flowers and herbs of her home country, Tatiana made botanical illustrations of her main focus. Her works are characterised by bright and clean colors and by ability to bring life into her illustrations. She dedicated herself to creating more honest art by using traditional mediums (watercolors, oils) but also always seeking new possibilities for challenges. In her botanical illustrations she aims to show the vulnerability and fragility of life and at the same time strength and  power that is hidden behind it. Her main interest is visual and aesthetic storytelling which she applies for various purposes and frameworks both in illustrations and paintings. 



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Exhibitions
2022  Group exhibition ‘Here and now’ Amsterdam, Netherlands
2022  Group exhibition, Vrij Paleis, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2014  Solo exhibition, ‘Dreams of summer’ art gallery Art’L, Zaporozhye, Ukraine
2014  Group exhibition ‘New generation’ Zaporozhye, Ukraine
2014  Group exhibition ‘Palette of spring’ Kyiv, Ukraine
2013  Solo exhibition, art gallery Skrizhal, Zaporozhye, Ukraine
2013 Solo exhibition, art gallery Hleb, Zaporozhye, Ukraine
2012  Biennale of crimean watercolors, Simferopol, Ukraine
2012  The week of contemporary art, Art week, Kyiv, Ukraine
2012  Solo exhibition at theatre ‘Vie’ , Zaporozhye, Ukraine
2011  The week of contemporary art, Art week, Moscow, Russia
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Awards
3rd  place regional competition of young painters, Zaporozhye, Ukraine
3rd  place regional competition of young painters, Zaporozhye, Ukraine
1st  place The week of contemporary art, Art week, Kyiv, Ukraine
1st  place regional competition of young painters, Zaporozhye, Ukraine