Lana Evanova is a contemporary Eastern European artist who honed her skills at the Austin Peay College of Arts and Letters, while she embarked on extensive travels. Her solo exhibitions encompass notable showcases such as ‘Garden of Gods’ at The Artists’ Gallery in Canon City, US (2001), ‘Radiance of Faces’ in Medora, Canon City, US (2001), and ‘Winter Muses’ at the Marriott in London (2015). Noteworthy among her group exhibitions are ‘Inside The Beauty’ at the Annarumma Gallery in Napoli (2002), ‘Patterns in Perspective’ at Lumiere Gallery in Moscow (2012), as well as participation in prestigious events including Art Fiera in Bologna, Italy (2024) and art KARLSRUHE in Germany (2024).

Lana hails from a family deeply rooted in the arts. Her father, a gifted poet, dedicated numerous poems to Lana’s mother. Meanwhile, her grandfather showcased his paintings in galleries across Europe, and her great-uncle gained renown for his remarkable novels and screenplay writing.

This rich artistic heritage undoubtedly influenced Lana’s pursuits. In her leisure time, she immerses herself in painting and writing, although she keeps the latter private, often described as being “for the desk drawer.”

Lana’s artistic preferences lean towards fauvism, impressionism, contemporary, and AI styles in the arts.