Anna Mashkovska

Anna was born in 2001.

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Education:

Studied at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture, specialising in scenography and film scenography. Course leader: Danylia Kolot, teacher of costume modelling in space: Liudmyla Nagorna.

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Major completed art projects: 

In 2023, she designed the performance Croissants with Almonds at the Kyiv Academic Theatre Workshop Suzirya, directed by Yaroslav Hurevych and Volodymyr Arzazopulo. 

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Participant in the exhibitions of the project ‘Ukrainian Theatre Costume of the XX-XXI Centuries: Identity, Context, Landscape’ (2024): gallery of the Dzyga Art Centre (Lviv), Museum of Theatre, Music and Cinema (Kyiv). The project is supported by the UCF and the Ukrainian Institute. Hanna Mashkovska presented costume sketches for her course work - scenography for the play Romeo and Juliet by W. Shakespeare. The technique of creating the sketches is combined (traditional graphic design, supplemented and edited with the help of computer graphics). The sketches show the final stage of the costume transformation during the play. The scenic solution consists of a glass wall, which, through the actions of the characters, is transformed into a space of arches and passages made of glass. The costumes of the characters are ‘torn’, clinging to the sharp corners and chipped arches. Technically, this effect was to be realised by using Velcro for clothes and a thick synthetic fabric that can hold its shape.