Renata Franzky is a practicing artist in Munich, who is interested in the relationship between the materiality of painting as a code for Melancholy, but also humor and joy about the little things of everyday life. Her practice involves painting, graphics, lithography and woodcut and small sculptures. She has exhibited in the Art Prize Luxembourg, Arte Laguna Prize Venice, Biennale Florence, Art Habens Art Review, La Fenice Art Galerie Hong Kong, The Holy Art Galerie London.

Renata Franzky grew up in Kazakhstan and moved to Munich at the age of eighteen. Years later, she beautifully processes these diverse experiences, capturing her everyday life in paintings that depict family, daily situations, and other events. Her colorful, loose, and expressionistic paintings testify to a delicate sensitivity that conveys nostalgia, memory, and melancholy.