Anna Yuschuk is a contemporary visual artist working in painting, drawing and fine print media.

Exploring human consciousness through complex paintings that bridge the gap between representational and abstract, Anna compels the viewer to focus on the act of seeing itself. Her work emphasizes mindfulness and quality of the direct experience rather than describing an exterior world.

Anna calls her art practice “organic abstraction”  — a visual language that combines intuitive mark-making, layered textures,  geometry derived from nature, and metaphysical symbolism. She is keenly interested in the theories of  quantum physics, cosmology and mystical spirituality.

Yuschuk was born and studied art in Lviv, Ukraine, graduating from Lviv State Academy of Fine Arts in 1989. In 1990, just before the collapse of the former Soviet Union, Yuschuk immigrated to Canada. Since her move to Toronto she showed her artwork in over forty exhibitions in commercial and public galleries. She received multiple artist's grants from Ontario Arts Council and Mississauga Art Council and has served as an OAC grant juror. Anna's paintings can be found in public and private collections in Canada, USA, Australia and UK.

She recently moved her residence and studio to Stratford and is actively participating in the local art scene. Last year she showed her work in a solo exhibition at Gallery Stratford.