Kiev, Ukraine, 1987
Based since 2023 in Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Anastasia Belous is a contemporary artist whose practice reconsiders the legacy of classical realism through a distinctly contemporary lens.
Rooted in technical discipline, her work draws upon old master painting methods and historical material processes while engaging with the psychological and cultural tensions of the present moment.
Belous works primarily through portraiture and figuration, and approaches the human image as a philosophical and symbolic construct rather than mere likeness.
Her paintings examine the enduring structures of human behavior — vulnerability, ambition, vanity, resilience, and desire — revealing how these archetypal traits persist across historical eras while acquiring new meaning within contemporary society.
Born in Kyiv and academically trained in both fine art and art history, Anastasia Belous later completed an MA in History of Art at University College London.
Her body of work spans oil painting, engraving, printmaking, and large-scale murals. Not limited to a medium, Anastasia continues to explore new ways of expression.
Selected CV
Based since 2023 in Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Past Exhibitions:
May 7-10, 2025 - , Booth U12 - B, Future Fair, Chelsea Industrial 538 w 28th street, NYC (with Gallery Antoine Chevalier)
April -May 2025 - Tramuntana Diaries, Nose Gallery, Palma, Mallorca
March 2024 - Gallery Antoine Chevalier, New York
May - Aug 2018, Summer Show, Royal Academy, Piccadilly, London
May - Jun 2016 - Corner of yOur Eye, joined exhibition with digital artist T-mo Bauer, Gallery 54, London
Oct 15 – Jul 2016 – Group exhibition, Hay Hill Gallery, London
July – September 2015 –Secret Art Pop Up Exhibition at “The Library" Members Club, London
June 2015 - Group Pop-up Exhibition “Art in the Attic”, London
September 2014 – “Master Of Art International” competition, selected entries, Great Yarmouth Race Course, Norfolk, England
February 2012 - Group Show, Glasgow City Hall, Scotland
June 2001 - New Art Youth Exhibition, Kiev’s Philharmonic, as part of the graduation show of Arts School for Children and Youth no 2
BIO
1993-2001 Art School No 2, Kiev, Ukraine
2003-2005 University of Architecture, Kiev, Ukraine
2006-2009 – Christies Education, London, History of Art
2009-2011 – UCL (MA Art History), London