Veronika Schubert (Korshakova)
Travel Artist, Educator

Born in the Moscow region, where she lived for 23 years. In adulthood, a passion for travel led to keeping travel journals, which became the starting point for exploring the cultural peculiarities of different countries and peoples. Since 2021, she has lived in Europe, which has enriched her artistic practice with themes of immigration, the search for home, and self-identity.

Primary technique: sketchbook drawing.
Primary materials: fineliner, gouache, watercolor, acrylic.
"I draw most often in my sketchbook: on my lap on a train or in a crowded bar. In such quick and lively sketches, the fleeting sweetness of the present is best preserved.”
2025:
  • Vernissage “Travels through the Sketchbooks” (Magdeburg, Germany)
  • Exhibition and auction of paintings at the "We" festival in Moscow City (Moscow, Russia)

2024:
  • Won 2nd place in the "Clay and Brush" competition at the Salzlandkreis State Museum (Schönebeck, Germany)
  • Organized the "HOME" art exhibition featuring her works on the theme of immigration (Bernburg, Dessau, Germany)
  • Wrote and illustrated her zine "MEMOIRS" about happiness in Turkey
  • Completed the Summer School of Design at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences (Dessau, Germany)
  • Completed the "Mindfulness in Drawing" course
  • Completed the "Self-Expression in Drawing" course
  • Organizer of sketching meetups

2023:
  • Illustrations for a book by the German publishing house Topp
  • Completed Anya Desnitskaya's "Picture Book" illustrator course
  • Wrote and designed an English workbook based on the series "Wednesday"
"When I was in the 1st grade, our school held an art contest. I think I participated too, but didn't win anything. Paintings were hung everywhere in the hallway. I remember walking up to the largest ones (they were probably a full A2 size), and one painting impressed me forever: a winter forest in shades of pink and blue, realistic gouache, with dappled deer. In that moment, it dawned on me, and I knew my calling was to be an artist."