She grew up in a musical family in a town near Kyiv. At the age of four, she began her first piano lessons and has been singing from an early age in choirs directed by her parents, Oleg and Oksana Antonyak.

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She received classical training in piano, voice, and transverse flute. From her earliest years, her natural environment—shaped by her parents’ artistic careers as singers and choral directors—has been the stage, performing in both intimate and large theatrical settings.

At the age of 18, she made her solo debut at the Gran Teatro de Córdoba (Spain), marking the beginning of a continuous artistic journey that has kept her on stage ever since. She has appeared as a soloist at international festivals such as the Münchner Biennale, the Granada International Music and Dance Festival, and Wien Modern.

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Her operatic work includes roles such as Hercules in La Guerra de los Gigantes by Sebastián Durón, Eurydice in Orpheus & Eurydike, the Witch I in Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas, and Tisbe in Acis and Galatea by Antonio Literes.

She has performed in leading Italian venues including Teatro Malibran in Venice and Teatro Giacomo Puccini in Lucca, collaborating with the opera company AsLiCo in the production Piccolo Orso e la Montagna di Ghiaccio.

She is currently active in a variety of opera and chamber music projects, with the aim of continuing to share with audiences what she considers the true nourishment of the soul: