Female artist makes unique murals from natural plants

Artist Anna Paschenko creates nature-inspired wall art using pine resin and real plants.
Not everyone is lucky enough to live near the ocean or have forests nearby. You can also admire the wall art works of Ukrainian artist Anna Paschenko, admire the peaceful beauty of nature.

She creates beautiful, sustainable, and durable works of art using tree sap and natural vegetation. “I travel a lot of places and get inspired by nature,” says Anna Paschenko. “Each wall art is handcrafted,” one of a kind “, like miniature ecosystems with real plant life. The materials for making paintings are 100% real natural plants. Each picture looks lifelike, bringing a feeling of closeness to nature Anna uses real black sand to create coastlines and oceans made of turpentine. “I use ferns and many different types of moss and the branches of the trees I pick while traveling,” revealed the Ukrainian artist. Anna Paschenko crafted the entire coastal landscape in a flat, circular metal frame. She uses real moss, black sand, and pebbles to create miniature terrains. Each work when finished looks real life, you can imagine the tiny creatures of the world living in it. In some paintings, Anna even added a miniature model house nestled under lush foliage. Even though each picture is made from natural plants, you don’t have to worry about keeping the plants looking good. According to Anna, “stable mosses retain shape and color for up to 10 years, ferns up to 5 years with no need to care or water.” Green paintings are inspired by the nature of plants and trees, as a reminder of each of us to consciously protect the environment. Arranged differently, each picture is a work “unique” These jungle-inspired works don’t take much care.