Ksenia Snezhko

Born in Uzbekistan in 1986, she graduated from art school. She entered the Medical Academy and devoted 15 years to medicine and healing.
"Realizing that creativity was my primary source, I returned to art. My creativity developed alongside my interest in knowing God.
My desire to improve my life has led me to continually study various theological movements. In my work, I enjoy exploring the influence of spirituality on human life.How, by understanding the rules of the Divine Game, a person can change their life. I draw on ancient religious knowledge, combining these teachings with modern world trends.Experiencing spiritual transformations myself, I create my works as an imprint of my knowledge and feelings. Through art, I want to draw people's attention to the inseparable connection with the source of creation and the unity of all that exists."
"My first project, "Woman as a Goddess," was created in 2021 during a period of spiritual growth and exploration of myself, my desires, and my potential. Now I'm ready to share this knowledge and make my project recognizable worldwide. My goal is to visit as many exhibitions as possible in every country, spreading spiritual knowledge to increase, prosperity and opportunity for everyone."

"In addition to this project, I create paintings based on my travels. I am deeply inspired by nature, its uniqueness, and the harmonious symbiosis between all things. By bringing a fairytale-like vision to my works, I immerse the viewer in a world where anything is possible!"

Statement

Here i want to tell you more about my project.

"Modern Woman as Goddess." This project combines two artistic movements: Kalighat and Fine Art. Kalighat is a unique genre of Indian painting that emerged in the 19th century in Calcutta, is distinguished by the use of bright colors and a simplified rendering of volume. Initially, Kalighat paintings depicted the Hindu gods Saraswati, Lakshmi, Durga, and mythological figures. In this  project I wanted to continue the traditions of Kalighat, but to depict a modern woman with the properties,endowed with the powers of these three Goddesses, or imagine what they might look like if they lived among us in the modern world. In my work, I explore the theme of knowledge of God and how spirituality influences the life of a modern woman, how a woman can change and improve her life,donning the mantle of these Goddesses and following the path of emulating their spiritual qualities.I used photos and images of girls from the Internet, who, in my opinion, were the most suitable for me to create these images.
More about each:
Saraswati is the Hindu Goddess of wisdom, knowledge, art, and beauty. She is also the personification of an ancient river. In Hinduism, she is the wife of Brahma, the Creator God, and assists him in the creation of the universe.
What does wisdom and knowledge mean for a modern woman?I'm not talking about IQ here, but about the profound wisdom a woman can gain by studying the Divine essence from the Holy Scriptures. It is this knowledge that makes a woman beautiful, eloquent, and allows her to create her own universe.
I depicted her in white robes, as is customary for depicting Saraswati. Behind her is water, her prototype and the keeper of all information and the source of all life. A modern woman with access to this knowledge can gracefully navigate the waves of life, like this surfer.
Lakshmi is the Hindu Goddess of well-being, abundance, happiness, luck, and prosperity. She is a symbol of beauty and grace. She is the consort of the god Vishnu and embodies his creative energy in the material world.
Lakshmi translates as happiness or purpose. She is a woman who has found her path. True happiness can be found by looking within and recognizing one's divine nature.
Learning to live life in accordance with this nature, to be able to listen to the desires of your heart, not the programs imposed by society. This is the ability to fully accept yourself, life, and the desires of others. A woman in the state of Lakshmi is able to open up to the world and receive all the necessary resources for her happiness, prosperity, harmony, and the blessings she truly desires.
When a woman understands her nature, there is no jealousy, envy, feelings of inferiority, fear of inadequacy, or competition.
Every woman is unique! True abundance begins within.

I depicted her with a skateboard, as if she had found her own unique way of getting around, which makes her happy in her own way. She sits surrounded by greenery, a symbol of material well-being and prosperity.
Durga is the warrior goddess and consort of Shiva. She personifies strength, justice, and protection from evil. She battles demons to establish order in the universe and transform negative forces such as selfishness, anger, and envy. She is depicted as a beautiful woman seated on a lion.
Her struggle is aimed at the internal transformation of evil entities.
There's a warrior within every woman. But who and what should we really fight against? The battle, first and foremost, must take place within ourselves, with our own demons, 
with those negative and limiting attitudes that deprive us of freedom, with the elimination of envy and passions.
Transformation of the world is possible through internal transformation. By changing our negative judgments, we raise the vibration of the heart.
Learn to notice your negative thoughts and replace them with constructive ones. This requires persistence and determination. This is the battle we must wage daily with ourselves. A woman can cultivate a flourishing garden and inspire life around her with her thoughts.
I depicted her as confident and invincible, bold and fearless, sitting on a motorcycle and ready to take on her own path for the sake of her own and everyone's peace.
The project aims to attract people to the study of the profound spiritual knowledge of all religious faiths. I intend to make my project popular and recognizable.
To this end, I invite exhibition guests to participate in the performance and write the location (City and Country), the name of the art project, and the date of the exhibition on the painting with a marker. By agreeing to participate in the performance, the guest also consents to photography and video recording of the performance.