Hanna Burdo

I was born in 1993 in a family of entrepreneurs. My parents worked a lot, so I lived with my grandmother until I was 7 years old. She was a little rude, but she loved poetry. She taught me to read and encouraged me to love the beautiful. She gave me complete freedom of expression.
Then I moved to m...

I was born in 1993 in a family of entrepreneurs. My parents worked a lot, so I lived with my grandmother until I was 7 years old. She was a little rude, but she loved poetry. She taught me to read and encouraged me to love the beautiful. She gave me complete freedom of expression.
Then I moved to my parents, they often quarreled, my father had an alcohol addiction. Then I had a need for creativity. My mother was afraid of my drawings and poems and she forbade me to do it. But I was allowed to learn to draw, I was sent to an art school, I was a careless student and often skipped. However, I entered the Faculty of Architecture and Civil Engineering. But I took the documents after a year and a half of training. During this period, I was fond of film photography, drew small comics and portraits of my friends, sketches about my life.
I made an attempt to go to Moscow in order to go to the artist's studio and develop my skills. I didn't have enough for long. I returned home and completed a hairdressing course to get a remesto. I became interested in collages and painting.
Later I moved to St. Petersburg. I met an aspiring musician Sergey Ievlev and made a cover for his single "Spring". Later, I write and animate a stop-motion clip for his music"From Where?"
At the moment, I mainly work with magazine collages and photography