Dr. Viktoriia Kamska
I consider myself an artist of wildlife science, aspiring to explore the mysteries of nature. I develop and integrate my artistic and scientific knowledge and skills, as I view them as complementary. A creative approach enables me to convey complex scientific concepts to the public, while art allows me to tackle scientific challenges from new perspectives, uncovering non-trivial solutions.
My artworks draw inspiration from nature, prominently featuring decorative elements and subjects as they appear in the natural world. I confidently blend and experiment with various styles, including experimental biomorphism, realism, abstract surrealism, and vintage reproductions.
I am a multi-disciplinary researcher with a natural science background and interdisciplinary experience. My skills in fabricating parametric models for biophysical simulations have fueled my work on a neuroethology PhD project, and I am currently investigating structural color mechanisms in sharks.
About me
Hailing from Odesa, my surroundings have profoundly influenced my desire to balance art and science in my creative journey. My work reflects a commitment to exploring the interplay between these two fields, allowing me to experiment and grow in both areas.