Art is a language that can speak even when words fail. Sometimes it manifests itself in stage design that creates an atmosphere, sometimes in the lines of a logo or the silhouette of clothing, and sometimes in a reading that makes you reflect on what truly matters. For me, creativity is a path of constant movement forward, even when the world around changes unpredictably.
Since the beginning of the war, I have realized how important it is not to stop but to continue creating images that help to feel, understand, and find meaning. Moving to Poland opened new horizons: conceptual, formal, and technological. Today, an artist is no longer tied to a specific studio or stage — we create online, beyond borders and time zones.
I am Marianna Sorochynska, and my work lives at the intersection of theater, graphic design, fashion, and psychology. My portfolio includes seven performances staged in collaboration with teams from Poland, Germany, and Ukraine. One of the highlights is the scenographic-musical show “Backstage, or Who’s Next?” in Chernihiv. It’s an entertaining performance with hits, dances, and irony, where musicians perform world-famous songs in Ukrainian. It creates a space for emotional rest and vibrant entertainment.
Another notable project was a Polish reading performance about the war — a powerful and emotional experience, resonating even without translation.
But theater is just one part of my work. I design logos that convey a brand’s emotion and story, create illustrations and portraits that reveal more about people than words, and develop capsule clothing collections where each piece is a character in its own narrative.
My background in psychology has allowed me to create metaphorical associative cards (MAC cards) — a tool for art therapy and self-reflection. When art combines aesthetics and depth, it turns any project into something meaningful, not just visually appealing.
What matters most today is flexibility and freedom. Remote work and modern technology allow me to create set designs for a theater in Ukraine, develop a logo for a European client, and illustrate a book for someone on another continent — all at the same time. It’s not routine, it’s the creative drive that moves me forward.
In every project, I look for individuality — not template solutions but reflective visuals that resonate: a brand, a character, a story, a team. Theater has taught me spatial awareness and collaboration, graphic design has given me precision and conceptual thinking, fashion — the ability to create strong images, and psychology — an understanding of the inner world of people I work with.
Today, I am open to international collaboration. If you are looking for an artist who can create a visual identity that works for your brand, your emotions, and your atmosphere, or set designs that emphasize the narrative, or a collection that tells a story — I am ready to join.
True art never goes silent as long as we create it together — here, now, under any sky.
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