INAYA Design

Art or clothing?

I am Anastasia Zemliana,
a Ukrainian textile artist based in France.

I work with clothing as a form of expression — through gesture, texture and transformation.

Between art and garment,
I create unique hand-painted pieces inspired by movement, imperfection and process.

For me, clothing becomes more than something we wear.
It becomes a trace.

Would you wear art like this?

Do you really need new clothes?

Hi, I’m Anastasia — a textile artist from Ukraine, now based in France.
I work with clothing as a form of expression and transformation.

I combine customization, hand-painting, and upcycling, turning everyday pieces into unique objects with a story.

I’m inspired by the process — the trace of the hand, randomness, and the interaction of materials.
Through paint, textures, and experimental techniques, I create living, unpredictable surfaces.

My work exists at the intersection of art and wearable form — each piece carries its own character and meaning.

Alongside this, I run workshops where I share my knowledge and show how to rethink your wardrobe in a new way ✨

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🇫🇷 Avez-vous vraiment besoin de nouveaux vêtements ?

Bonjour, je m’appelle Anastasia, artiste textile originaire d’Ukraine, basée en France.
Je travaille avec le vêtement comme une forme d’expression et de transformation.

Je combine customisation, peinture à la main et upcycling, pour créer des pièces uniques avec une histoire.

Je suis inspirée par le processus — la trace de la main, le hasard et les textures.
Mon travail se situe entre art et vêtement, où chaque pièce a son caractère.

J’anime aussi des ateliers pour partager cette approche et repenser la garde-robe autrement.

I decided to give a new life to a simple white shirt ✨
I experimented with the ice dyeing technique — where the ice creates the pattern itself, and the result is always unpredictable.

That’s exactly what I love about it — a bit of chaos, a bit of magic, and a unique piece no one else will have ♻️

How do you like the result?
Would you wear something like this?