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Lyubena Fox / Любена Фокс, 1994 | Classical painter

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Bulgarian painter Lyubena Fox / Любена Фокс is born in Sofia. In 2013 she graduates from the Bulgarian National School of Fine Arts, specializing in Illustration.
The same year she starts her studies with John M.Angel, moving to Florence, Italy and in 2016 graduates from the Angel Academy Florence.
Right after, she has a study session with Alessandro Dari.


In 2017 her first two solo exhibitions in Sofia take place, followed by three painting qualifications as an ARC finalist in 2018, concretely stating her public professional status.
Consequently, she has the long longed chance to begin studies along her favorite contemporary painter Roberto Ferri in May, after which a scholarship from the Art renewal Center is awarded to her, right before starting to teach in Angel Academy of Art Florence.
2019 - presents a very important milestone for her, being awarded with the ARC Staff award, and multiplying her mentions in several magazines and publications.


Awards
  • NOAPS - Merit award 2020;
  • Art Room Gallery online - Merit Award 2020;
  • Best Outdoor Still Life - PleinAir salon May2020;
  • Best Artist under 30 - PleinAir salon Dec/Jan 2020;
  • ARC Salon 2019-2020 - ARC Staff Award;
  • Artists Magazine Annual Art Competition 2019 - honourable mention;
  • BoldBrush painting competition - 2nd place Nov 2019;
  • ArtaVita finalist - 2019;
  • ARC Scholarship winner- 2nd place 2018;
  • International Artist magazine Challenge No. 105- Still Life award 2018;
  • 3 paintings as ARC Salon 2017-2018 finalists.













Lyubena Fox è nata a Sofia, in Bulgaria. Nel 2013 si diploma alla Scuola Nazionale Bulgara di Belle Arti, specializzandosi in Illustrazione.
Lo stesso anno inizia i suoi studi con John M. Angel, trasferendosi a Firenze, in Italia e nel 2016 si diploma all'Angel Academy di Firenze.
Subito dopo ha una sessione di studio con Alessandro Dari.
Nel 2017 si svolgono le sue prime due mostre personali a Sofia, seguite da tre qualifiche di pittura come finalista ARC nel 2018, attestando concretamente il suo status professionale pubblico.
Di conseguenza, ha la tanto agognata occasione di iniziare gli studi con il suo pittore contemporaneo preferito Roberto Ferri a maggio, dopodiché le viene assegnata una borsa di studio del Centro di Rinnovamento dell'Arte, poco prima di iniziare ad insegnare all'Angel Academy of Art di Firenze.
Il 2019 rappresenta per lei un traguardo molto importante, essendo stata premiata con il premio ARC Staff e moltiplicando le sue menzioni in diverse riviste e pubblicazioni.