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Viktoria Radchenko, designer, architect, artist.
She was born in 1983 in Kyrgyzstan, in the city of Bishkek.
She graduated from a music school in the accordion class. Since 2005 she has been living in Germany, Baden-Württemberg.

2008 Viktoria graduated from KGUSTA University (КГУСТА) in Bishkek, where she had studied Design.
2014 she graduated from KIT in Karlsruhe (Germany) where she studied Architecture.
Since 2013 she has taught drawing in a children's group in the Russian community Mosaik, Karlsruhe. There she also visited the painting studio of the artist and sculptor Vladimir Nikolsky.
She studied under the guidance of the artist Ekaterina Valeeva and took a comprehensive seminar on creating abstract paintings with the German artist Christian v. Grumbkow.
2015 Viktoria worked as a stage design assistant at the Baden Theater in Karlsruhe (Germany) (Badisches Staatstheater Karlsruhe).
2017 she became an individual entrepreneur. She gave drawing and painting courses for children and adults.
At the same time, she took part in the online program “Training teachers of right hemisphere drawing” at the school of Maxim Mankov.

He devotes all her free time to painting.
The source of inspiration for Viktoria's education is the work of such contemporary artists as Leonid Afremov, Igor Sakharov, Oleg Buiko and many others...
“In fact, creativity in all its manifestations inspires me to create. It is based on such topics as feelings, love, family, children, nature. I always put a deep meaning into my paintings, my works are always positively charged, have the motto “harmony without limits” and make you think about happiness, peace and love!”

Viktoria's works are in different styles: abstraction, realism, modern, portrait. She paints with acrylics and oils, uses mixed techniques and likes to experiment.
Viktoria creates both realistic works and abstractions; she can work with calm and pastel as well as with deep colors. “I want to involve my viewer in my multi-colored warm world... to acquaint with my inner and personal, my past or my dreams ...”