Biography
Etchingroom1 (founded 2016) is an etching studio in Kyiv. Founded by artists Kristina Yarosh and Anna Khodkova. They work in the techniques of etching, mosaic, and installation. Kristina Yarosh (born 1994) is a Ukrainian artist. She was born in Kyiv. She studied at the National Technical University "Kyiv Polytechnic Institute" at the Faculty of Graphics. Anna Khodkova (born 1990) is a Ukrainian artist. She was born in Shostka. She studied at the Republican Art School, the Crimean branch of the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture. Participates in solo and group exhibitions (since 2016): Mystetskyi Arsenal (Kyiv), Shcherbenko Art Centre (Kyiv), Dymchuk Gallery (Kyiv), Karas Gallery (Kyiv), Artsvit (Dnipro), NT-art Gallery (Odesa), WERKSTADT (Berlin, Germany), Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art (Chicago, USA), Zvonimir Gallery (Zagreb, Croatia) and others. Prizewinners of the 2nd National Biennale of Young Art (Kharkiv, 2019), the MUHi Young Artists Competition (Kyiv, 2019), the Festival of Young Ukrainian Artists (Kyiv, 2017). Art critics highly appreciate the sharpness and irony of the topics that interest the artists — social isolation, life in a big city, dystopia.
Biography
Etchingroom1 (founded 2016) is an etching studio in Kyiv. Founded by artists Kristina Yarosh and Anna Khodkova. They work in the techniques of etching, mosaic, and installation. Kristina Yarosh (born 1994) is a Ukrainian artist. She was born in Kyiv. She studied at the National Technical University "Kyiv Polytechnic Institute" at the Faculty of Graphics. Anna Khodkova (born 1990) is a Ukrainian artist. She was born in Shostka. She studied at the Republican Art School, the Crimean branch of the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture. Participates in solo and group exhibitions (since 2016): Mystetskyi Arsenal (Kyiv), Shcherbenko Art Centre (Kyiv), Dymchuk Gallery (Kyiv), Karas Gallery (Kyiv), Artsvit (Dnipro), NT-art Gallery (Odesa), WERKSTADT (Berlin, Germany), Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art (Chicago, USA), Zvonimir Gallery (Zagreb, Croatia) and others. Prizewinners of the 2nd National Biennale of Young Art (Kharkiv, 2019), the MUHi Young Artists Competition (Kyiv, 2019), the Festival of Young Ukrainian Artists (Kyiv, 2017). Art critics highly appreciate the sharpness and irony of the topics that interest the artists — social isolation, life in a big city, dystopia.
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