Was born in 1998 in Kostiantynivka, Ukraine. Lives and works in Kyiv. The artist received his education in advertising and public relations at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv (2019) and continued his studies in Contemporary Art at KAMA (2021).

Dania Shulipa is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice encompasses painting, graphic art, sculpture, digital art, and design. At the center of his creative expression lies the exploration of life through personal reflections. The artist’s visual language combines elements of expressionism, symbolism, urban aesthetics, and motifs of mass culture, retro, and punk. Drawing on these codes, Shulipa constructs his own artistic context and visualizes an individual worldview. Thanks to his background in design, the artist integrates his vision into a range of interdisciplinary projects—from collaborations with clothing brands and music merchandise to creating album covers and fonts for musicians. His artistic approach is a fusion of personal history, cultural experience, and sensory response to reality, in which the viewer can recognize their own emotions. Key themes in Dania Shulipa’s art are self-identification, urban culture, expression, social interaction, and personal reflections.

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2023 — “The Guys Say Depression Doesn’t Exist, and Then They’re Like,” People Place, Lviv.
2020 — “Do It Yourself,” Off-space, Kyiv.

Selected Group Exhibitions

2025 — “The Art of Living,” Taras Shevchenko National Museum, Kyiv.
2024 — “Echoes and Visions,” Old Sessions House, London, United Kingdom.
2024 — “Atelier of Dreams,” Ukrainian House (UNICEF Wing), Kyiv.
2021 — “ECHO,” Ukrainian House, Kyiv.