Iryna Maksymova, born in Kolomyia, Ukraine, in 1991, is a figurative artist inspired by Ukrainian Neo-Primitivism and Mariya Pryimachenko’s imaginative style. Her vivid works combine personal emotions with cultural stories, often featuring powerful, nude female figures that symbolize strength and resilience. Animals, from pets to mythical creatures, play key roles as guardians and symbols of values. Using bold strokes, spray paint, and eclectic text, Maksymova addresses feminism, human rights, and equality. Her art merges activism and storytelling, challenging norms while celebrating empowerment, justice, and Ukrainian heritage.