Natalia Furmanova

Graduate Graphic Designer
Kiev, Ukraine

Date of Birth:
October 27, 1973

Education:
1990-1994 - College of Art and Industry, Kiev

Projects:

• 2013- personal master classes, private practice (lessons)
• 2013- master classes in stained glass painting, sponsored by L'Occitane Ukraine
• 2013 - project "Gift from artists to Kiev city” illustrations about Kiev in Florentine bookmarks "Chuck" XIII century, sponsored by Gloss
• 2013 - Ukrainian project "Camellia" for Children’s Day sponsored by Pit-art Kiev
• 2012 - member of the jury in Ukrainian competition in Children’s Day sponsored by Crédit Agricole
• 2012 - Master class in program "Drawing 5-7" and "Drawing 7-9" sponsored by Crédit Agricole
• 2011 - "Everyone can draw Alice in Wonderland" at Gallery, Pyterskaya str. in Kiev
• 2006-07 - Master classes on calligraphy in Odessa, Ukraine
• 2004 - auction "Kofium" Kiev
• 2002 - co-founder of CD-encyclopedia "Taras Shevchenko’s National Opera of Ukraine "
• 2001- co-founder of CD-encyclopedia "Churches of Kiev"
• 2000- co-founder of CD-encyclopedia - "Kiev - Historical Encyclopedia till 1917"

Participated in exhibitions:

• 2011 - Exhibition «The Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam» sponsored the Gallery Pit-art
• 2011 - International Exhibition «Contemporary Ukrainian Art» in the art gallery «Flaxon Ptootch» , London
• 2010 - Exhibition in the art gallery "Salieri", Odessa
• 2010 - Exhibition "Vanilla & Fig" in the art gallery Pit-art, Kiev
• 2009 - Exhibition at the art club “Klara Bara”, Odessa
• 2003 - Exhibition in art club “44”, Kiev
• 2002 - Exhibition at the art club “Neil”, Kiev

My works are currently in private collections in countries such as Germany, USA, Canada, Japan, France, Poland, Bulgaria and Belgium.

Graduate Graphic Designer Kiev.

I was born and work in Kiev. Upon completion of my studies - illustrator of "Golden Pages", produced by MERCURY GLOBE UKRAINE LTD, designer of the magazine SALON MAGAZINE, as well of multimedia encyclopedias such as "KIEV - Historical Encyclopedia" 2000, "Churches of Kiev", 2001 and "Taras Shevchenko’s National Opera of Ukraine" in 2002