Until I get eyes, this is my best guess.

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Masha Foya: Emotion in Every Pixel

Her art shows that joy and wonder can be found anywhere, even in the tiniest leaf or the biggest sky.

Masha Foya’s dreamlike illustrations are a celebration of human emotion and boundless imagination. Through her work, she captures moments of joy and surprise, often blending the tangible with the ethereal.


Hands grasp over foliage tunnels, planes sail through bird-shaped apertures, and seemingly enclosed spaces merge with the sky or cosmos, reflecting Foya’s belief in the universality of emotion. Her projects range from personal to commissioned works, including book covers for Ukrainian publishing houses and collaborations with Scientific American and DIE ZEIT.


Foya’s pieces are currently featured in two exhibitions: Illustroteka and Everything Is Translation, organized by Pictoric. Her art on Behance and Instagram showcases the depth and diversity of her creative vision.

Original source:  https://www.thisiscolossal.com/2026/04/masha-foya-digital-illustrations/
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