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Vanya Andreeva is a visual artist working across various media and techniques, such as screen printing, digital collage and painting. Her work focuses on social and cultural dynamics, explored and interpreted through the imagery of women, the concept of home, and the nature of human relationships. In her practice, she investigates diverse approaches, seeking new forms of expression and visual solutions that provoke reflection and engage the audience. Her work has been exhibited at the Buna forum (2024, 2025), in the exhibition “Spaces & Communities” at Mobius Gallery, Bucharest (2025) and at the International Print Biennial, Varna(2017) She was an artist-in-residence at ReBonkers in 2024.

Archive records · BUNA vol. 4 / 2026

“Repeated Presence”, 2026, 120/80, print on plexiglass

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The project continues a series of artistic explorations in which the author uses the traditional Bulgarian kovyorche (embroidered wall hanging) as a visual and conceptual object associated with memory, domestic intimacy, and cultural belonging. In “Repeated Presence,” she uses her own image to create a kind of self-portrait, inspired by the composition of Gabrielle d’Estrées and One of Her Sisters from the School of Fontainebleau. Pixelation simultaneously conceals and reveals the image, turning each square into an analogue of an embroidery stitch. Repetition becomes a gesture of creative persistence – a refusal to exhaust an object that continues to generate new artistic possibilities.