ABOUT
the gallery
HSYA Studio is led by Hannah Yanetsko, founder and principal artist. Her paintings hold what feels familiar yet just out of reach, with surfaces shaped by time passing, spaces that exist between memory and dream, with a subtle sacredness.
The studio operates as both atelier and gallery, where the artist’s vision and experience in the industry shape a deeply considered collector experience.
Her work moves through softness, stillness, and surrender. Her Silver Swims series is rooted in contemplation—a space where memory, dream, and feeling blur beneath layered surfaces. It is a space of prayer, longing, grief, and joy, where the artist pours herself out, working through the tender weight and quiet friction of the heart.
She lives and paints in Lake Norman, North Carolina, raising her three daughters, Adeline, Eleanor, and Florence, alongside her studio practice.
HANNAH YANETSKO
Artist & Founder
Built through rhythm and restraint, Hannah Yanetsko’s paintings emerge in layers of oil-stick, wax, and acrylic. Each surface carries a history of marks, washes, and veils—softly revealing and concealing forms in motion, inviting a quiet awareness.
The works serve as invitations into communion, holding spaces that feel both intimate and vast. A subtle sacredness moves through the work—a space just out of reach, where recognition dissolves into something beautifully unknown. Immersive, contemplative, alive.
The works serve as invitations into communion, holding spaces that feel both intimate and vast. A subtle sacredness moves through the work—a space just out of reach, where recognition dissolves into something beautifully unknown. Immersive, contemplative, alive.
Silver Swims draws viewers beneath the surface where forms interlace, shapes flicker and dissolve, blurring in and out of focus, a symphony of silvers, a metronome of pulse, seen and felt.
The spaces between forms hold quiet conversations. Each piece carries the tension of fluidity and form, of fight dissolving into rest.
"Compositions are built in layers, high notes and low notes, inhales and exhales begin to fill the space, gradually revealing the push and pull of fighting and surrendering —seeking, revealing, softening—until the song and dance emerges, until the movement feels like a hundred whispered prayers and longings."
artist & founder
Other Oceans presents aerial views of edgeless water, punctuated by figures adrift.
Subtle tensions emerge between anonymity and familiarity, memory and dream, as movement is held in suspension. What first appears restrained reveals depth through nuanced color and textural mark-making, grounded and quietly avant-garde.
