About Anastasia Sky

Since early childhood, I’ve been captivated by the wonder of life — its colors, shapes, textures, and feelings. I saw beauty everywhere, and art quickly became the language through which I connected to that wonder. I began drawing as soon as I could hold a pencil, and by age six, I sold my first painting to a family of tourists in Saint Petersburg, where I was born and raised. My early years were shaped by the rich cultural world of the city — Baroque windows, classical music, riverbank sketching sessions, and art studios scented with paint and tea. I was mentored by a soulful teacher who encouraged freedom and observation. My parents’ home was filled with art books and stories that ignited my imagination. Though I intended to pursue formal art school, life took an unexpected turn. I experienced serious health challenges, which led me to explore other paths — earning a Master’s degree in Public Relations and Communication and working in a corporate career. But something inside remained unfulfilled. After being diagnosed with autoimmune illness at 25, I made the radical decision to leave the path I was on and search for deeper healing. I traveled, studied, and slowly reconnected with what truly sustained me: creativity, nature, and the body’s own wisdom. Through self-healing, I gave birth not only to my son, but also to my life’s true work. I founded two heart-led projects: *Luminous Raw* and *Luminous Collective*, helping others heal through regenerative wellness, nutrition, yoga, and energy practices. As I healed, my creative voice deepened. I began channeling mandalas inspired by nature, rhythm, and the subtle patterns of life. I returned to watercolor, intuitive drawing, and layered, symbolic art — all informed by the same thread of reverence, curiosity, and connection. Today, I work as an artist, holistic practitioner, yoga teacher, and mother. I teach community workshops, perform dance, sing in a choir, and create art that reflects the mystery and beauty of our shared human experience.

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Art, for me, is a bridge — between worlds, between people, and between who we are and who we are becoming.

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Welcome to my world of continuous creation. I’m so glad you’re here.

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