Exhibit: Victoria Anadenko

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Experience a collection of paintings that explore the beauty of landscapes, architecture, and the moments where memory and place intersect. Through thoughtful compositions and atmospheric scenes, Victoria Anadenko captures the character of both natural and built environments, inviting viewers to reflect on the spaces that shape our experiences and connections. Working in acrylic and mixed media, Anadenko creates artwork rich in texture, light, and visual storytelling. Her exhibit offers a unique perspective on familiar surroundings while celebrating the enduring relationship between people and the places they call home. The exhibit will be on display September 4th through September 24th and is free and open to the public Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Friday hours may vary. Please call (478) 457-4854 to verify Friday hours before visiting.

About Victoria:

Born and raised in Saint Petersburg, Russia, Victoria Anadenko has been drawing and creating art for most of her life. The city’s architecture, rivers, and changing light left a lasting impression that continues to influence her work. In addition to her work as an artist, Victoria has worked for many years as a designer in publishing and advertising. Her background in visual communication and design has shaped her artistic approach, combining careful composition with a strong sense of atmosphere and place. After moving to Georgia in 2015, Victoria found new inspiration in the region’s lakes, historic towns, and natural landscapes. Her paintings often combine architectural subjects with water, reflections, and atmosphere, capturing both a sense of place and personal memory. Victoria works primarily in acrylic and mixed media, creating artwork that reflects her lifelong fascination with light, structure, and the connection between people and the places they love.