Dasha Eremeeva, known professionally as DASHA ART, is a multidisciplinary Belarusian-Russian artist whose practice bridges painting, jewelry design, and conceptual photography. Deeply influenced by the avant-garde legacy of her hometown Vitebsk, Dasha weaves history, symbolism, and emotional depth into works that transcend the boundaries of medium and narrative.

Her paintings are a rich interplay of geometry, mythology, and the human form—often portraying ethereal, emotionally charged figures suspended between inner transformation and spiritual awakening. In her photographic work, Dasha integrates her own jewelry and face designs directly onto models, reimagining portraiture as a living canvas for storytelling.

A powerful example of her vision is captured in her evocative self-portrait, Flight Over the City.

Imagine standing at the edge of a bustling city, the hum of life rising from below, and gently lifting into the sky. This sensation of quiet elevation is at the heart of Dasha’s painting—where the artist soars above rooftops, transcending the ordinary and inviting viewers into a personal journey of freedom, introspection, and lightness of being.

Through deliberate use of color, form, and narrative symbolism, Flight Over the City becomes more than an image—it becomes a meditative experience. Inspired by the spiritual and artistic currents of the early 20th-century Vitebsk School, Dasha brings both historical resonance and contemporary relevance to her body of work.

In recognition of her artistic excellence, Dasha Eremeeva was honored with the reFocus Awards—a testament to her growing international impact and creative innovation. Her work has been featured on platforms such as Erarta.com, underscoring her role in the evolving landscape of contemporary visual art.

Today, Dasha continues to exhibit globally, creating pieces that invite viewers to rise above the mundane and experience the world—and themselves—with renewed vision. Her art reminds us that healing, beauty, and transcendence are not only possible, but essential.