IMARY is a Ukrainian singer, visual artist, and dreamy-pop author from Vinnytsia. She describes herself as an “artist of audiovisual dreams”: music is not only sound, but a synesthetic experience where melody bonds with color, texture, and image. From age four she attended music school (piano first, then vocals), competing in contests and festivals despite early criticism. She later studied at the Academy of Variety and Circus Arts while also attending Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute; family support became the decisive push to treat the stage as a real path.
Her conscious release career began in 2024: four singles in half a year set the signature “daydream” tone. “Snovydinnia” is about freedom that love should lift, not cage; “V chystomu poli” is a fairy-tale search for harmony and a partner; then came “Sapfiry” and the catchy, lighter “Pava.” IMARY blends European-level production with folk-vocal color and a painter’s eye: she is a member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine, works in oil with a palette knife and texture paste, studied with Honored Artist of Ukraine Mykhailo Babii, and draws inspiration from Cézanne, Picasso, van Gogh, and Munch — without copying anyone’s handwriting.
About IMARY
IMARY is a Ukrainian singer, visual artist, and dreamy-pop author from Vinnytsia. She describes herself as an “artist of audiovisual dreams”: music is not only sound, but a synesthetic experience where melody bonds with color, texture, and image. From age four she attended music school (piano first, then vocals), competing in contests and festivals despite early criticism. She later studied at the Academy of Variety and Circus Arts while also attending Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute; family support became the decisive push to treat the stage as a real path.
Her conscious release career began in 2024: four singles in half a year set the signature “daydream” tone. “Snovydinnia” is about freedom that love should lift, not cage; “V chystomu poli” is a fairy-tale search for harmony and a partner; then came “Sapfiry” and the catchy, lighter “Pava.” IMARY blends European-level production with folk-vocal color and a painter’s eye: she is a member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine, works in oil with a palette knife and texture paste, studied with Honored Artist of Ukraine Mykhailo Babii, and draws inspiration from Cézanne, Picasso, van Gogh, and Munch — without copying anyone’s handwriting.
In April 2025 she released the key track and video “Dole” — an affirmation about ancestral strength, nature, and walking “even when the road is invisible,” with an homage to Lesya Ukrainka’s “Contra spem spero.” Live drymba and sopilka parts were recorded by multi-instrumentalist Maksym Berezhniuk; Anton Santera (producer for Klavdia Petrivna) handled arrangement; Diana Lukianchuk (Diandi) wrote the song. In the video IMARY embodies the four elements — water, fire, air, earth — as nature’s continuation. Later came “Siri budni,” “Khto ye ya,” “Svitlo zhyve,” and in August 2026 the EP Stykhii sertsia with “Khvyliamy,” “Vidchuvayu,” “Vatra,” and “Ne pytay.”
Offstage she volunteers quietly: art therapy for soldiers, Ukrainian songs during sessions, charity shows, and raffles of her paintings for donations. Her parents are her main model of strength; ideas often arrive at night while she paints. The project’s mission is to heighten the will to live and consciously shape one’s fate. For listeners who want Ukrainian indie/dreamy pop with depth, folk breath, and strong visuals, IMARY is one of the most coherent young voices of the mid-2020s.
Dates
19 February — 20 March
Element
Water
Ruling planet
Neptune
General overview
Pisces is the sign of feeling, imagination, and subtle connection to the world. These people often experience life as one continuous story where music, dreams, and emotion blend together. Empathy comes naturally; indifference does not.
In music, Pisces gravitates toward soulful sound — dream pop, R&B, ambient, ballads, anything that resonates internally. A track must feel alive inside, not just sound beautiful on the surface.
Character
Pisces is gentle, intuitive, and creatively gifted. They often sense other people's moods before words appear and want to help even when it costs them energy.
Sensitivity is both gift and test. When reality feels harsh, Pisces drifts into imagination — and others may think they are simply floating along.
Strengths
Empathy, imagination, and artistic talent are Pisces hallmarks. They create atmospheres that move the heart.
Pisces stays loyal to loved ones and forgives deeply. Intuition often guides them where logic runs out of answers.
Weaknesses
Scatter, idealism, and escape from reality can challenge Pisces. They may romanticize people and feel crushed when the illusion breaks.
Saying no and defending boundaries is hard. Sacrifice without limits leads to emotional exhaustion.
Love and relationships
In love, Pisces is romantic and devoted. They seek a kindred soul — someone safe enough for vulnerability.
Emotional closeness and tenderness matter deeply. Coldness hurts more than open conflict.
Sex and intimacy
Pisces sexuality is subtle and emotional. Without trust and atmosphere, physical contact feels empty.
They are tender, intuitive, and attentive partners. Romance, music, and touch amplify their sensuality.
Family and marriage
Pisces builds family on emotional warmth and care. They often become the one who feels everyone's mood and keeps harmony.
They may absorb too much responsibility for others' feelings. Partners should protect Pisces from silent self-sacrifice.
As parents
Pisces parents are gentle, imaginative, and deeply attuned to children's inner worlds. They encourage creativity and compassion.
Discipline and practical structure can be inconsistent. Kids also need clear rules alongside emotional support.
Friendship
Pisces friends listen without rushing to fix everything. They offer empathy, art recommendations, and quiet presence.
They need reciprocity too. One-sided emotional labor eventually drains them.
Hobbies and interests
Pisces loves music, film, poetry, photography, dance, meditation, and anything that feeds imagination.
They often lose track of time while creating or daydreaming with headphones on — and that is not wasted time for them.
Career and profession
Pisces excels in art, music, therapy, design, charity, film, and fields where empathy and creativity matter.
Hard commercial environments without meaning exhaust them. They need work that feels emotionally honest.
Health
Pisces should watch feet, immune response, sleep, and emotional overload. Stress often appears as fatigue before obvious symptoms.
Rest, water, gentle movement, and creative outlets help them stay balanced.
Compatibility
Pisces harmonizes with Cancer and Scorpio — water signs who understand depth. Taurus and Capricorn offer grounding and stability.
Gemini and Sagittarius may require patience between freedom and sensitivity. Mutual care keeps those bonds strong.
The Pisces man
The Pisces man is romantic, intuitive, and artistically sensitive. He loves with depth and notices emotional nuance others miss.
He needs a partner who respects his inner world and does not mock his softness. Loyalty and tenderness win his heart.
The Pisces woman
The Pisces woman is enchanting, compassionate, and creatively powerful. She feels life in high resolution.
In love she gives generously but needs protection from users and cynics. A partner who honors her dreams stays close for years.
Famous people
Well-known Pisces include Rihanna, Justin Bieber, Eminem, Drake, Kurt Cobain, George Harrison, Tyler, The Creator, Liza Minnelli, Bruce Willis, and Albert Einstein.
What brings luck
Pisces finds luck when they trust intuition and stay close to art, water, and quiet reflection. Sea green, lavender, and soft light feel supportive.
Thursday and numbers linked to 3 and 7 are considered favorable. Breakthroughs often arrive after rest, not force.
What they fear
Pisces fears cruelty, abandonment, and emotional coldness. Harsh reality without beauty feels unbearable.
Being used or misunderstood also cuts deeply. They worry about losing themselves while caring for everyone else.
What they dislike
Pisces dislikes aggression, cynicism, and emotional brutality. Loud conflict without empathy drains them instantly.
They also resist rigid materialism that ignores feeling. Life must mean something, not only function.
Food preferences
Pisces enjoys gentle flavors: seafood, fruit, soups, desserts, and dishes that feel comforting rather than aggressive.
Mood often chooses the menu. Food tied to memory, romance, or the sea especially appeals to them.
Ideal vacation
Pisces dreams of water, art, and slow rhythm: seaside towns, spa retreats, creative workshops, or quiet islands.
They want beauty and emotional space — not packed schedules. A perfect trip feels like a living poem.
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