I am Mila Simpson, an Artist and Activities Director at a local nursing home in Enumclaw, WA, who embarked on a transformative journey from Ukraine to the United States 14 years ago. With a background in economics and a master's degree in accounting and auditing, my life took an unexpected turn when I discovered my true passion for art.

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Working primarily with acrylic on canvas, I have found solace and self-expression in the realm of abstract art. Abstract art, for me, is not just a hobby; it is a lifestyle. It serves as a powerful medium through which I can articulate my thoughts, feelings, and ideas, transcending the boundaries of conventional expression.

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One of my guiding principles in art is the fascination with the Phi number, a mathematical concept that resonates with the inherent beauty of nature and aesthetics. This numerical harmony finds its way into my work, influencing the composition and balance within my pieces.​​​​​​

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Abstract art allows me the freedom to delve into the depths of my imagination, creating pieces that carry profound meanings. Each brushstroke on the canvas reflects my innermost self, a visual dialogue that communicates with the viewer on an emotional level.

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For me, art is more than just an activity; it is a source of happiness, a means of feeding my soul, and a way of warming my heart. My creations are not merely images; they are windows into my experiences, aspirations, and the intricate dance of emotions that shape my existence.

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I invite you to explore my art, to decipher the hidden narratives, and to connect with the essence of my creations. In every stroke, color, and form, you'll find a piece of my journey—a journey that began in Ukraine, evolved through economics, and has now found its true expression on canvas.

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I currently have my artwork displayed at Arts Alive Studio & Gallery in Enumclaw, WA.

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