Nadzeya Pashkevich: Abstract Worlds Between Emotion and Light
- Asya Haroutunian
- Oct 4
- 1 min read
Nadzeya Pashkevich, born 1986 in the Stolin region of Belarus. A graduate of Kobrin Art College, she began her artistic path in traditional painting before finding her true language in lyrical abstraction. Her works open spaces of illusion and vision, where color, rhythm, and form become vessels of feeling.
Each canvas reflects a deeply personal dialogue between artist and viewer. Her compositions are marked by a unique individuality—at once introspective and vibrant. Through nuanced color tones she shapes figures, emotions, and atmospheres, while her fluid, formless imagery radiates a harmonious, feminine essence. Light plays a central role in her art, weaving delicacy into her dynamic abstract worlds.
Pashkevich’s career gained early momentum with her first solo exhibition State of the Soul at “Vilnuis” Gallery, Minsk, in 2014. Since then, her works have been shown internationally, including Art Week in China (Beijing Cultural Center, 2018), as well as numerous competitions and fairs across Europe and beyond. Recently, she presented in Zug (Beyond the Surface, 2023), at the Luzern Art Fair 2023 with Arts Crossroad Gallery, in 2024 at World Art Dubai and at the RossArt Galerie, Zürich.
Her paintings evoke both tranquility and intensity—an invitation to pause, reflect, and immerse oneself in the subtle interplay of color and emotion. This ongoing exploration continues in her new collection, which will be showcased at the upcoming Contemporary Art Fair Luzern 2025
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