Mayya Bork, a visual artist based in New York, is known for her expertise in hand-drawn artwork and decorative art panels. Her work is characterized by a focus on mystery, sensuality, and exoticism, which she expresses through the use of repeating motifs, black color, shadows, silhouettes, and animal themes.

Mayya's art embodies a constant interplay of light and darkness, symbolizing her own duality and the need for both energies to achieve a sense of completeness. She employs dramatic lighting reminiscent of Film Noir aesthetics to create a cinematic effect in her work.

Mayya has over a decade of experience as a stage designer for Broadway shows and Disney live concerts. She is a co-founder of the acclaimed House of Muse studio.

Bork is a member of the National Association of Women Artists. Publications featuring her work are archived in major American libraries and museum research collections.

The Sense of Discovery and Mystery Fuels Me

The Sense of Discovery and Mystery Fuels Me

“When I work, I like to think of myself as an Art Archaeologist who excavates ideas from the grounds of my imagination. I know myriad ideas are just hidden below the surface that I need to find, brush off, and polish. They could be jeweled flowers, exotic plants, peculiar animals, or photographs from trips to a faraway land. So, I keep looking in the hope of digging out something unique and rare.”

Art Studio

ATL

“My home is a constant source of inspiration to me. During the pandemic, I moved to Atlanta to create a studio. The space is filled with art and favorite objects. In the main room, I used this particular shade of blue for the walls to create an atmosphere where I’m not afraid to experiment with new art techniques. I named this color Muscari, after my favorite flower- the grape hyacinth.”