Anna Belan is a theater artist, painter, and illustrator. She was born in 1978. She began to engage in creativity early, since childhood she drew and attended art school, graduated from the Moscow Art School of Applied Arts, textile design department. After the theater and production department of the Moscow Art Theater School named after V.I. Nemirovich-Danchenko, specializing in costume designer.
During her studies, she interned in England, participated in a project at the World Exhibition of Scenography and Theater Architecture "Prague Quadrennial".
After completing her studies, she worked for several years on film projects at the Mosfilm film studio and the M. Gorky film studio.
Since 2011, she has worked in Moscow theaters. She worked at the Moscow P.N. Fomenko Theater for more than 7 years.

A passion for theater and the beauty of stage costumes influenced her choice of artistic path. Theatre education helps her masterfully work on the characters of her paintings, thinking through their image. Working with art materials, Anna strives for detail and realism, conveying the richness of forms, textures and the play of light.

In her series of works, the artist explores memory, recreating a fragmentary mosaic of personal memories and images.
She turns to childhood experience, sorting through it and passing it through the prism of the cultural context of her growing up.

Through visual narrative, she reveals the intimate world of childhood experiences, which, despite their personal nature, acquire a universal resonance. Her series not only documents subjective experience, but also creates a space for dialogue with the viewer, allowing them to discover echoes of their own memories and emotional states associated with the early stages of life in the presented works.

Anna Belan is a member of the Union of Artists of Russia and a member of the Moscow Union of Artists.
She is engaged in exhibition activities and teaches at the Russian Institute of Theatre Arts (GITIS).
Participant of Russian and international exhibitions, joint and personal projects. Works are in the State Central Theatre Museum named after A. A. Bakhrushin, Russian State Library of Arts, in private collections in Russia, France, Austria and Germany.