Daria Ivashchenko is a talented Ukrainian artist specialising in painting—her work centres on natural themes, exploring flora and fauna on land and underwater. Daria's art also delves into the deep subconscious and identity, exploring the interaction between her inner and external worlds. She believes that humans are an inseparable part of all life on Earth, and these subconscious connections are the inspiration behind her artworks. Daria's preferred painting technique is realism, which she uses to convey colours and shapes flawlessly. Through her artistic practice, she studies the ability of surfaces to reflect reality and reproduces this in her artworks. She often incorporates metal leaves into her art, as they symbolise variability and impermanence. Daria's paintings are highly sought-after and can be found in private collections across the globe, including Ukraine, England, America, Austria, Belgium, Switzerland, Spain, Germany, and Greece. She has also exhibited her works in various galleries and museums. Notably, Daria's paintings adorn The Office of the President of Ukraine, a testament to her exceptional talent and skill.