Si Golraine is a Ukrainian-born multidisciplinary artist based in New York City. Working across painting, sound, performance, and immersive installation, her practice explores energy, consciousness, and healing through ritual, embodiment, and expanded states of awareness.

Raised in eastern Ukraine, Golraine began her creative path at the age of six, studying classical piano for eleven years at a conservatory-level music school—training that continues to inform the rhythmic and intuitive nature of her visual work. After receiving a Future Leaders Exchange scholarship, she relocated to the U.S., eventually moving to New York to study interdisciplinary arts. Her path became self-directed in response to the war in Ukraine and its impact on her family.

Golraine’s material curiosity led her through sculpture, wood carving, and metal oxidation before arriving at her current medium: painting with raw electricity on titanium. Through a process of altering the metal’s molecular structure with high-voltage current, she creates color fields that vibrate at the edge of visibility—channeling elemental forces into visual, sonic, and energetic form. Her work draws from esoteric traditions, frequency healing, and quantum theory, engaging matter as a living, vibrational system.

She is the recipient of a Staten Island Arts Grant and the international Creative Climate Award, where her work was awarded first prize by a panel that included Stanford University. Her work has been shown with Visionary Projects (NYC), Red 225 (Nashville), and Human Impact Institute, among others. She has been a lead artist in the SOHO COVID-19 Open Air Mural Project, and a longtime collaborator with International Culture Lab, where she co-produced immersive theater experiences and healing-based performance workshops. Her practice has been featured in Staten Island Advance and Artisans & Trade.