Natasha Spivak
Natasha Spivak is a multidisciplinary artist who plays with acrylics and ceramics to create colorful, joyful worlds full of character. Her style, rooted in childlike imagination, brings humor and warmth to everyday stories. With over 15 years in the creative field, she started out as a video editor in 2009 before shifting her focus to illustration and design. A graduate of the British Higher School of Art and Design in Moscow, her works have appeared in publications such as The New York Times. In 2023, she held her solo exhibition AI Jungle, exploring the meeting point of art and technology through a personal lens.
Paintings
Bright and playful works that blend imagination, humor, and a sense of childlike wonder. Each piece opens a colorful world where ordinary life feels magical
Ceramics
Playful handmade characters and forms born from clay. Imperfect, expressive, and full of personality
Her Vision
Group Art Exhibition 2-24 October 2025 in Dottir Female Social Club. Vienna, Austria

A Celebration of Feminine Perspectives in Contemporary Art
her vision brings together 20 female artists from Vienna, Munich, Ukraine, Iran, Hungary, Russia, Israel and Chile. The result is a vibrant, multilingual, and truly diverse exhibition. a bold declaration of creativity across borders and generations. 
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Practices of (non)presence
Group Art Exhibition 3-5 July 2025 in Vienna, Austria

This exhibition is our practice of (non)presence. In creating art, we shed the identities imposed on us and step beyond the context that events and places try to inscribe us into. Let this space become an archive of movement, a living map of the terrain where we have been, and where, for now, we still are.
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AI Jungle
Personal Art Exhibition November-December 2023, Tbilisi, Georgia

AI has arrived, and its presence is irreversible. For analogue artists, it is essential to navigate this largely uncharted territory. This project embarked on an unpredictable journey of co-authoring with artificial intelligence in two analogue media: gouache on paper and ceramic sculpture.
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Contacts
spivak.illustrator@gmail.com
Vienna, Austria
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