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The painting depicts the moment of the return of the lightship Amrumbank to Emden Ratsdelft, accompanied by two tugboats, after the ship left its berth at the end of August 2019 and over the next 16 months underwent a large-scale reconstruction at one of the Emden shipyards.

In the picture, I wanted to convey the state of the awakening city: the first industrial sounds, dissolving in the morning haze of shipyards, the creak of crane beams, the rustling of transport on the pier … And the main thing, I think, is the contrast of cold night tones, giving way to the warm morning colors of a new day and the dominant red the color of the freshly painted hull of the Amrumbank lighthouse. An imposing procession to the place of its parking in the city center, the expectations of the townspeople and the pride of everyone who participates in the active life of the legendary ship – these are emotions that are not forgotten.

The Amrumbank lighthouse was built in 1915 at the Jos.L.Meyer shipyard in Papenburg and since 1917 has been used as a lightship at several positions in the North Sea. After decommissioning on 19 October 1983, it was purchased, renovated and partly rebuilt by the “Working Group Museums-Feuerschiff e.V., Emden”. Since August 2, 1984, Amrumbank has been located in Emden’s Ratsdelft – in the city center – and anyone can visit it.

Volodymyr was born in 1964 in Kyiv. An architect and artist by profession, he graduated from the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture in 1988. As a certified architect, he has practiced in Ukraine, collaborating with international architectural firms, and he operates his own architectural studio. As an artist, Volodymyr works with traditional drawing techniques and has developed his own unique palette knife painting style.

Step into a captivating moment in maritime history with this remarkable painting that captures the essence of the Amrumbank Lightship in the Emden Ratsdelft Canal. Nestled gracefully at its permanent berth near the iconic Emden Town Hall, the lightship stands as a timeless testament to maritime heritage and the spirit of preservation.

Renovated with meticulous care in 2019-2020, the Amrumbank Lightship emanates a sense of ageless grace against the tranquil backdrop of the canal waters. A symbol of both history and functionality, the Amrumbank Lightship has a rich story to tell. Crafted in 1915 at the esteemed Jos.L.Meyer shipyard in Papenburg, it once served as a steadfast guide along the North Sea’s shifting waters. The inscription “German Cove,” proudly displayed on both sides of the ship, speaks of its enduring purpose as a floating beacon.
Having retired from active duty on October 19, 1983, the lightship found new life in the hands of the dedicated “Working Group Museums-Feuerschiff eV, Emden.” With unwavering dedication, the ship was lovingly repaired and partially rebuilt, preserving its legacy for generations to come.

Now, since August 2, 1984, the Amrumbank Lightship has found its haven in Ratsdelft Emden, nestled at the heart of the city. Its doors are open wide, welcoming all who wish to be transported back in time and experience the maritime history that courses through its veins.

This painting not only captures a frozen moment of captivating beauty but also pays homage to the maritime soul that has stood the test of time.

RMS Carpathia was one of the last relatively large liners equipped with “conventional” steam engines against the backdrop of the already approaching era of turbos hips.

The liner did not differ in speed – the operational “average” speed was only 14 knots. The ship housed cargo holds, although not too spacious, as well as refrigerated compartments intended for the transportation of frozen products from America to the British Isles. And, of course, special premises for postal items were supposed, because according to tradition, the liners received the abbreviation RMS (from Royal Mail Ship) in addition to the name.

Today, the Carpathia is remembered as the ship that rushed to the aid of the Titanic when it collided with an iceberg and sank in April 1912. After achieving fame, the ship made a largely uneventful career and eventually sank during World War I after being torpedoed by a German U-boat.

Among the large number of archival photos from different times, I was attracted by one, where a huge ship and a tugboat are so touchingly depicted – a small helper of a large port. Subsequently, I found, by the characteristic outlines of the hull, that the ship is a cargo ship City of Swansea – one of five owned by Ellerman Lines and a tugboat – a bright representative of the Liverpool Fighting Cock docks of Liverpool Screw Towing.

Unfortunately, the name of the author of the photograph from the D.B. Hillman Collection is not known. Today, rethinking the past, I have breathed new life into a story that was so touchingly recorded andpreserved by posterity as the maritime heritage of Great Britain.

“I think that fate and unpredictability are synonymous words. Fate can be changeable not only in relation to people, but also to ships. From the archival photos that have recently become my companions, I highlighted the dim and image of a passenger steamer on the pier of blinding whiteness. The pronounced cheekbones of the stem undoubtedly attributed the vessel to the German traditions in the architecture of ships of the early last century.

I expanded my search and found wonderful photos talking about the happy fate of the ship. MS MILWAUKEE is a German diesel passenger ship built by Blohm & Voss and launched in February 1929 for the Hamburg-America line. She was used on transatlantic routes from Hamburg to New York and cruised to the Canary Islands, Madeira and Spain on the same route. Not only was the ship with stunning lines and characteristics happy, but also thousands of passengers, whose happy faces were preserved in photographs of archives and private collections.
But! Only until 1939! Afterwards there was a war!..

During World War II, the ship was used as a Kriegsmarine barracks ship. In 1945 the ship was handed over to the British government under the new name Empire Waveney and was used to transport troops. On 1 March 1946 she was badly damaged in a fire at Liverpool Dock.

This was the journey of the ship, and now about its fate, which, as it turned out, is closely intertwined with the American city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, after which in 1929 the cruise line Hamburg America decided to christen its newest liner MS Milwaukee. The company brought the Milwaukee city flag to Germany for its launching ceremony. Just as now, the war destroyed ties between multiple countries and their peoples, determining the future of humanity and the ship.”

There is a story in this name, a story about a ship, a tug, which, despite its antiquity, commands respect and admiration. Lovers of the sea will understand… I once wrote that ships, like people, each have their own path and age. But how important it is to never allow even the thought that you are weak, that you cannot and that your time has passed…

Three symbols: rusted metal reinforced by the position of the contre-jour and the bright sun bathing in the sky above the sea, the giant in the rays of eternal glory and the memory of those who created him, served in him and continue to love “him”.

Step into the heart of naval history with my oil painting, a poignant depiction titled USS TEXAS (BB-35) in Drydock. This evocative scene captures a moment between March 14 and May 28, 1924, at the Norfolk Navy Yard. Against the canvas of a dark, leaden sky, the last remaining dreadnought battleship, USS Texas (BB-35), emerges as a resilient symbol of strength and endurance.

As you gaze upon this emotional painting, let it be a reminder to never give up, even in the face of challenges. The USS Texas stands as a beacon of fortitude, a symbol that echoes across time, encouraging all who encounter it to face adversity with unwavering determination.

May this artwork serve as an inspiration, a tribute to the enduring legacy of the USS Texas, and a visual testament to the resilience that resides within each of us.

The Golden Age is a new, exciting series of paintings that transcend time and demonstrate the majesty of human evolution in an era marked by transformational changes in industry, technology, art, architecture…

The plot is based on a noisy city canal with a cargo ship moored to the pier. The urban landscape along the embankment radiates the architectural charm of the beginning of the 20th century – attics, high gables-firewalls, chimneys. Cafes, shops and shopping tents fill the first floors, creating a vivid picture of city life.
The scene of the painting is brightly lit. Amazing reflections from the powerful steel hull of the ship, despite the weight of the metal, it seems light. In the background, the blue sky envelops the water area of the port with stunning clouds against a blue background.

The greatest emotion caused by the contemplation of the picture is joy, an incredible feeling of Happiness and fullness of Life!

The painting consists of two parts and is a diptych. The plot is fictitious. The canvases depict a port city raid at the beginning of the 20th century. Accent details of the picture are the old lighthouse and cargo ships of various sizes and displacements standing in the roadstead waiting for their turn and the silhouette of the old city, buried in a lilac haze. The busy life of the port and docks, the barely audible cry of seagulls and the gradually increasing noise of the docks take us to the era of human evolution and technological development, to Europe at the beginning of the 20th century.

Two majestic ships are at anchor on a quiet roadstead, steam rising from their pipes, blending smoothly with the fresh winter air. The atmosphere is filled with a sense of calm and anticipation as the city’s buildings line the horizon, their silhouettes softened by the morning light. Fragments of ice floe drift lazily on the water, adding to the unearthly beauty of the sight. The surface of the water reflects the heavy hulls of the ships, creating a mesmerizing play of light and reflections. This painting invites the viewer to plunge into the carefree atmosphere of a seaside town on a frosty morning.

The name itself speaks volumes… The canvas depicts a European city of the early 20th century in its morning bliss, the bliss of waking up: soft lighting, silhouettes of churches in a lilac haze, the city hall with a tower as a symbol of city power, the quiet waters of the canal with marvelous reflections of ships moored to the pier… A little more and the city will begin to crumble, the first trams will rustle, the first carriages will set off from the stables, its inhabitants will pour into the streets of the city.

Looking at the picture, which feels like you are in the GOLDEN AGE, you are about to feel the aroma of morning coffee wafting from the opening cafes and the cry of the port gulls.

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The painting is part of a diptych. Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of the SERENITY CANAL, a diptych that continues the story of the GOLDEN AGE painting series. On the canvas is an image of a scene of the city at the beginning of the last century, two sailing ships moored to the opposite quays of the canals. In a harmonious combination of realism and fantasy, the left side of the canal is bathed in the evening shadow, and the right – in the golden glow of the sun.

Despite the contrasting lighting, the scene is dominated by an organic calm that evokes a sense of pacification and order. The sails are neatly assembled on the rails, a quiet ripple occasionally disturbs the calm waters of the channel, throwing off the mesmerizing reflections of the hulls of the ships. With meticulous attention to detail and a serene atmosphere, this diptych invites viewers to immerse themselves in a world where shadows and sunlight coexist in perfect harmony.

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Experience a new day with MARITIME GLOW. The painting depicts the carefree beauty of a small European town of the early 20th century waking up in the soft light of sunrise. The banks of the city canal, with charming urban buildings on both sides, glow with the golden hues of dawn. Ships, boats, tugboats rest peacefully near the piers, their presence is evidence of the industrious spirit of the townspeople.
As the sun climbs higher in the sky, enveloping the peaceful scene in its warm embrace, the air is filled with a sense of foreboding and the promise of new beginnings. MARITIME GLOW, with its captivating imagery and timeless appeal, invites viewers to immerse themselves in the quiet beauty of the canal’s morning idyll.

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Immerse yourself in the epic world of naval heritage with FEARLESS, a large-scale painting that pays tribute to the indomitable spirit of the US Navy battleship TEXAS. Against the background of a gloomy, leaden sky, a significant silhouette of a battleship was revealed. Its “hewn” superstructures and majestic hull, girded with armor along the waterline, are evidence of stability and faith. The contrasting border of light and shadow, starting from the turrets of the main caliber, and ending its way at the top of the mainsail of the ship, emphasizes a single monolith of fortitude, fearlessness of a dreadnought with more than a century of history of service to the United States of America.

The foreground shows a port tug in motion, pushing a huge mass of seawater in front of it. Indispensable helper of giant steel ships in port. The bright red hull of the cabin with sunlight emphasizes its importance.
A little time would pass and he would approach the TEXAS, take the towing ends through the hatches, and with filigree accuracy set the battleship against the quay wall. Fearless amazes, inspires and makes you think about the courage that defines their legacy.

Against the background of fiery clouds from the setting sun, we watch the movement of the veteran of the Trafalgar battle – the fregat “Courageous”. A small, coal-black self-propelled vessel tows the fighting giant to the banks of the Thames, where it will be dismantled. This panel was first presented to the public at the Royal Academy back in 1839. The work of the English artist was instantly recognized as his best work.

Turner himself valued the painting very much, was so attached to it in his soul that he did not agree to sell it for any money. The plot of “The Last Flight”, most likely, was born in the imagination of the artist, and was not copied from nature. The lyrical and sad image of a dilapidated ship became a sign of the passing era of sailing ships and a wise reminder of the fragility of earthly life.

The artist bequeathed the painting to the people of Britain. Today it is exhibited in the National Gallery in London.

Step into a world of radiant beauty with “Golden-faced Flowers” by the legendary Ukrainian artist Oksana Hehedysh. This mesmerizing painting captures the essence of nature’s opulence, featuring an array of flowers with golden petals that shimmer and catch the light, creating a sense of warmth and brilliance. The flowers’ metallic sheen contrasts beautifully with the deep blue-green foliage and muted background, making each petal appear almost tactile and inviting.

The dynamic composition leads your eye across the canvas, revealing intricate textures and layers that add depth and interest. The cool tones of the background enhance the glow of the golden petals, creating a luxurious visual feast that celebrates natural beauty. This artwork is not just a painting; it’s an invitation to immerse yourself in a world of elegance and splendor. Perfect for any space that seeks to inspire and captivate, “Golden-faced Flowers” is a testament to Oksana’s masterful artistry and her ability to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary

Oksana Henedysh is a renowned artist from Ukraine. Over the years of her creative career, Oksana has developed a unique style in which she explores and expresses various aspects of Ukrainian cultural heritage and modernity.

Her works cover a range of themes, from traditional Ukrainian folk art to more abstract and conceptual ideas, including social and political critique. She is known for her colorful compositions where bright colors mix with darker and more saturated tones, creating dynamic and emotionally charged scenes. Her works have been exhibited at many international exhibitions and appreciated by critics for their innovative approach and aesthetic beauty. Oksana Henedysh continues to influence contemporary art in Ukraine, contributing to the development of the country’s art and culture.

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This painting captures the timeless beauty and natural elegance of a majestic palm tree, its fronds gracefully swaying in the breeze. The rich and vibrant color palette, featuring shades of green, red, and yellow, highlights the intricate details and textures of the leaves, bringing the scene to life.

The serene background, a blend of sky blues and soft whites, suggests a peaceful sky behind the palm, adding to the painting’s tranquil atmosphere. The lively and expressive brushwork adds a dynamic feel, making the palm tree almost come alive. A subtle play of light and shadow gives depth to the scene, inviting viewers to lose themselves in this tropical paradise.

“Old Palm” is not just a painting; it’s an invitation to experience the serene beauty of nature.

Olga Guk-Figol was born in 1961 in Odesa region.
In 1980 Olga graduated from the Ivan Trush Lviv School of Applied Arts. In 1987, she graduated from the Lviv State Institute of Applied and Decorative Arts.
Lecturer at the Ivan Trush Lviv State Institute of Applied and Decorative Arts.

She is a regular participant in art exhibitions and plein air events in Ukraine and abroad.
Olga lives and works in Lviv.

“Upward 3” is a captivating piece of abstract art that commands attention with its bold use of color and dynamic composition. Set against a deep blue backdrop, the painting features striking black and lighter blue shapes that intersect and stretch upwards, creating a sense of movement and depth. The geometric forms and contrasting hues evoke a feeling of ascension and expansion, drawing the viewer’s eye upward and inviting them to explore the intricate interplay of lines and colors. As part of a triptych, “Upward 3” stands out for its ability to convey complex emotions through a seemingly simple palette, making it a visually and emotionally engaging work of art.

Anna Myronova was born in 1977 in Kyiv.
In 1997, she graduated from the Kyiv College of Arts and Crafts (now the M. Boychuk Kyiv State Academy of Decorative Arts and Design) with a degree in “Design.”
In 2007, she completed her studies at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture, specializing in Free Graphics under the supervision of A. V. Chebykin, earning a Master’s degree in Graphics.
She is engaged in painting, graphics, sculpture, and creates objects and photographs. She has participated in numerous exhibitions in Ukraine and abroad since 2002.
She has 22 solo projects and has participated in more than 140 group exhibitions. Since 2008, she has been a member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine. She is an expert for the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation and a Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine in the Visual Arts Department.
She holds the position of Senior Lecturer at the Department of Design, Faculty of Fine Arts and Design, Borys GrinchenkoKyiv University.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting allure of “Croatian Night,” an abstract masterpiece that captures the vibrant essence of Croatia’s nocturnal splendor. This painting is a symphony of deep blues and vivid reds, evoking the dynamic nightlife and cultural vibrancy of this stunning Mediterranean gem.

The textured strokes and rich hues create a mesmerizing tapestry that draws you into the old-world charm of Croatian landscapes, while the serene beauty of the Adriatic Sea whispers through the canvas. Each brushstroke is a journey, inviting you to explore the wonder and excitement of the night, where history and modernity dance under the moonlit sky.

Own a piece of this captivating nightscape and let “Croatian Night” transform your space with its emotive power and timeless beauty. Perfect for art lovers who appreciate the fusion of tradition and contemporary flair, this painting is not just a visual delight but an experience waiting to be embraced

2005 – Forty Three Exhibition, Levkas. Art-Blues Contemporary Art Gallery, Kiev, Ukraine

2006 – “Wings”, Levkas, Painting, Photography. Art-Blues Contemporary Art Gallery Kiev Ukraine.

2012- Exhibition “Eighth Floor to Left”, Foundation for the Advancement of the Arts, Kiev, Ukraine

Privateers (German: Kaper), corsairs (French: corsaire), privateers (English: privateer)— private individuals who, with the permission of the supreme authority of a warring state, used armed ships (also called privateers, corsairs, or kapers) to capture enemy merchant ships (and sometimes ships of neutral states). The same term applies to members of their crews. The city of Saint-Malo was built as a fortress to guard the mouth of the Rance River. For centuries, it served as a haven for fearsome pirates. Now they have long since disappeared …

2005 – Forty Three Exhibition, Levkas. Art-Blues Contemporary Art Gallery, Kiev, Ukraine

2006 – “Wings”, Levkas, Painting, Photography. Art-Blues Contemporary Art Gallery Kiev Ukraine.

2012- Exhibition “Eighth Floor to Left”, Foundation for the Advancement of the Arts, Kiev, Ukraine

It is a mesmerizing explosion of color and movement. Dominated by vibrant hues of turquoise and blue, it evokes the serene yet mysterious depths of the ocean or the boundless sky. Splashes of yellow and black add striking contrast, drawing the eye and creating focal points that suggest the bird’s dynamic presence. White lines swirl and dance across the canvas, possibly tracing the bird’s energetic flight path or the currents of air and water it navigates.

This abstract masterpiece invites viewers to lose themselves in its fluid shapes and vibrant colors, feeling the freedom and exploration it embodies. It’s a celebration of movement, depth, and the boundless possibilities of the natural world.

• “Synergy”. National Museum “Kyiv Art Gallery” (Kyiv, Ukraine): catalog.

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There are days when you want to stay at the marina until the last pixel of the breathtaking views disappears from sight. Enjoy watching the ships, yachts, and their reflections. The warm color of the snow-white hulls of the marina’s inhabitants magically immerses you in a pleasant and tranquil evening mood as the day slowly fades away…

Volodymyr was born in 1964, in Kyiv. I am an architect-artist by profession. I gratued at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture, 1988. As a certified architect, I practice in Ukraine, cooperating with international architectural companies: I work in the format of my own architectural buro. As an artist, I practice traditional drawing techniques, the author’s palette knife painting technique.

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“Upward 2” is a stunning centerpiece of a triptych that radiates energy and optimism. This vibrant painting features a bold expanse of bright yellow, contrasted by deep purple and black shapes that stretch upwards, creating a dynamic and eye-catching visual. The upward movement of the shapes symbolizes growth, progress, and an aspirational journey, making it a perfect addition to any modern art collection.

As part of a triptych, “Upward 2” not only stands out on its own but also complements its companion pieces, creating a cohesive and powerful statement. The simplicity of form combined with the striking use of color ensures that this artwork will captivate and inspire viewers, evoking a range of emotions and interpretations. Elevate your space with this exceptional piece that promises to be a focal point and a conversation starter.

Anna has 22 solo projects and has participated in more than 140 group exhibitions. Since 2008, she has been a member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine. She is an expert for the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation and a Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine in the Visual Arts Department.
She holds the position of Senior Lecturer at the Department of Design, Faculty of Fine Arts and Design, Borys GrinchenkoKyiv University.
In 2007, she was awarded an Honorary Diploma by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Ukraine for her significant personal contribution to the creation of spiritual values and her high professional skills.

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“Upward 1” is a mesmerizing abstract masterpiece that commands attention with its vibrant interplay of colors and dynamic geometric shapes and creat. This painting is a visual journey, guiding the eye upward through a stunning palette of deep blues, radiant purples, and warm yellows. The bold central black line acts as a powerful anchor, creating a striking contrast that enhances the sense of movement and ascension.

Perfect for modern art enthusiasts, “Upward 1” is not just a piece of art; it’s an experience. Its harmonious composition and bold use of color make it a standout addition to any space, evoking both energy and contemplation. Elevate your collection with this captivating work that promises to be a conversation starter and a source of inspiration.

Introducing “Amulet 42”, a mesmerizing fusion of art and craftsmanship that transforms any space into a haven of elegance and intrigue. This stunning piece, crafted from gypsum on wood, features an intricate botanical design that dances with light and shadow, creating a dynamic visual experience. The delicate leaves and floral patterns are meticulously embossed, showcasing the artist’s exceptional skill and attention to detail.

The pure white hue of the gypsum adds a touch of sophistication, making “Amulet 42” a timeless addition to any decor. Its circular form and the name itself evoke a sense of protection and good fortune, reminiscent of traditional amulets. This artwork not only captivates the eye but also invites curiosity and conversation about its symbolic significance.

Perfect for those who appreciate the blend of natural beauty and artistic mastery, “Amulet 42” is more than just a decorative piece—it’s a statement of style and a testament to the transformative power of art. Elevate your space with this enchanting creation and let its charm and elegance inspire you every day.

Alyona Shybunova was born on June 10, 1983. She lives in Kyiv. She graduated from the Vasylkiv Children’s Art School and received higher education in 2005 from the Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design, specializing in fashion design.
In 2010, she held her solo exhibition “Living Geometry” at the Svitlytsia gallery. In 2023, she had another solo exhibition, “Silence,” at the Avangarden gallery in Kyiv, Ukraine. In 2024, her solo exhibition “Archaeology of the Future” was presented at the Kirisenko Art Gallery, Kyiv. In 2010, she was awarded a certificate of appreciation for her significant contribution to the development of Ukrainian traditional culture by the public organization “Malva Foundation for the Preservation and Development of Ukrainian Traditional Culture.”

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Introducing “Amulet 26”, a breathtaking masterpiece that seamlessly blends the timeless elegance of gypsum with the natural warmth of wood. This exquisite artwork features a meticulously crafted emblem, where intricate patterns and fine lines come together to create a stunning visual symphony. The raised design plays with light and shadow, adding depth and dimension that captivate the eye from every angle.

The monochromatic palette enhances the sophisticated charm of “Amulet 26”, highlighting the delicate contours and masterful craftsmanship. Its form symbolizes unity and continuity, making it a perfect centerpiece for any space. Whether displayed in a modern living room or a classic study, this piece exudes a sense of serenity and sophistication.

“Amulet 26” is more than just a decorative item; it’s a conversation starter, a piece of art that invites viewers to explore its intricate details up close. Ideal for art lovers and collectors alike, this unique creation promises to add a touch of elegance and intrigue to your home.

Introducing “Amulet 31”, a breathtaking fusion of art and nature that transforms any space into a sanctuary of elegance and tranquility. This exquisite circular bas-relief sculpture, crafted from gypsum on wood, captivates with its intricate floral design. Delicate blooms and foliage rise gracefully from the smooth background, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow that mesmerizes the eye.

The ethereal white-on-white palette evokes a sense of purity and serenity, making “Amulet 31” a timeless piece that complements any decor. Its harmonious border frames the central motif, enhancing its amulet-like quality as an object of beauty and protection. This artwork is not just a decorative piece; it’s a statement of style and a testament to the transformative power of art.

Perfect for art lovers and collectors, “Amulet 31” invites viewers to explore its depth and detail, offering a unique visual experience that inspires and delights. Elevate your space with this enchanting creation and let its charm and elegance bring a touch of magic to your everyday life.

Shybunova was born on June 10, 1983. She lives in Kyiv. She graduated from the Vasylkiv Children’s Art School and received higher education in 2005 from the Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design, specializing in fashion design.
In 2010, she held her solo exhibition “Living Geometry” at the Svitlytsia gallery. In 2023, she had another solo exhibition, “Silence,” at the Avangarden gallery in Kyiv, Ukraine. In 2024, her solo exhibition “Archaeology of the Future” was presented at the Kirisenko Art Gallery, Kyiv. In 2010, she was awarded a certificate of appreciation for her significant contribution to the development of Ukrainian traditional culture by the public organization “Malva Foundation for the Preservation and Development of Ukrainian Traditional Culture.”

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Some ships are destined for special trials. The liner RMS Carpathia is known for being the first to come to the aid of the RMS Titanic.

The painting depicts RMS Carpathia on April 18, 1912, near Pier 54 in New York, after its rescue mission.

Volodymyr was born in 1964, in Kyiv, Ukraine. “I live and work in Ukraine. Architect-artist by profession. I graduated from the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture in Kyiv. As a certified architect, I practice in Ukraine, collaborating with international architectural companies. I work in the format of my own architectural bureau: https://vg-arch.com
As an artist, I practice traditional drawing techniques, the author’s palette knife painting technique.”

A painting that transcends time and showcases the greatness of human evolution in an era marked by transformative changes in industry, technology, art, and architecture… A city canal of the early 20th century, a cargo ship, comfortable buildings, and clouds in the sky bathed in sunlight—all inspire thoughts of a happy life! The painting radiates joy and stability!

”I live and work in Ukraine. Architect-artist by profession. I graduated from the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture in Kyiv. As a certified architect, I practice in Ukraine, collaborating with international architectural companies. I work in the format of my own architectural bureau: https://vg-arch.com
As an artist, I practice traditional drawing techniques, the author’s palette knife painting technique.”

The painting depicts ships in a city canal next to the town hall. Like a candle, the brightly lit brick tower of the town hall dominates the city. On the waterfront, there is bustling activity… A crowd of people, cafés opening… The long sunny shadows will soon shorten, and there is a sense that the townspeople are anticipating a hot, sunny day ahead.

Volodymyr was born in 1964, in Kyiv, Ukraine. I live and work in Ukraine. Architect-artist by profession. I graduated from the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture in Kyiv. As a certified architect, I practice in Ukraine, collaborating with international architectural companies. I work in the format of my own architectural bureau: https://vg-arch.com
As an artist, I practice traditional drawing techniques, the author’s palette knife painting technique.

The theme of the works is the bird as the energy of the present, the support of ancestors, and the belief in Victory.

Step into the vibrant world of “We. Focus,” a captivating piece of abstract art that forms part of an intriguing triptych. This painting is a dynamic explosion of color and movement, set against a rich, golden background that exudes a sense of preciousness and depth. Bold, swirling lines in shades of blue and white cut through the center, creating a striking contrast that draws the eye and evokes a sense of movement and adventure.

Flecks of orange and subtle hints of green add layers of complexity, suggesting an underlying chaos in the search depicted by the artwork. This piece invites viewers to embark on a personal journey, interpreting its meaning uniquely and pondering its connection to the other parts of the triptych.

Experience the full narrative by discovering the entire triptych and immerse yourself in the complete story it tells.

• “Synergy”. National Museum “Kyiv Art Gallery” (Kyiv, Ukraine): catalog.

The theme of the works is the bird as the energy of the present, the support of ancestors, and the belief in Victory.

“We. Search” is an enchanting piece of abstract art that draws viewers into a realm of exploration and discovery. This vibrant painting, part of a triptych, features a dynamic interplay of azure and cobalt blues, swirling against a backdrop of warm, sandy tones that evoke the vastness of the ocean or an ethereal landscape. Bold white lines dance across the canvas, creating a sense of movement and energy, guiding the eye on an unpredictable journey. Flecks of black add depth and contrast, while subtle hints of reds and greens suggest hidden treasures within this visual odyssey.

This artwork stands out with its emotive composition and vibrant color palette, evoking feelings of freedom and the thrill of seeking the unknown. “We. Search” captures the essence of curiosity — the very heart of human nature — making it not just a statement piece for any collection but also an invitation to reflect on our own quests in life. Whether displayed alone or as part of the triptych, this painting is sure to captivate and inspire.

• “Synergy”. National Museum “Kyiv Art Gallery” (Kyiv, Ukraine): catalog.

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The theme of the works is the bird as the energy of the present, the support of ancestors, and the belief in Victory.

“We. flight” is a mesmerizing piece of abstract art that captures the essence of freedom and movement. This vibrant painting, part of a triptych, uses a dynamic blend of colors and shapes to evoke the sensation of flight. The warm golden and yellow hues create a sunlit sky backdrop, while the cool blues and greens add depth and intrigue. Bold strokes of white and orange leap across the canvas, reminiscent of birds soaring gracefully through the air.

This artwork stands out with its energetic composition and emotional resonance, offering viewers an uplifting experience that inspires thoughts of hope, aspiration, and unbound potential. Whether displayed alone or as part of the triptych, “We. flight” is sure to be a captivating centerpiece in any collection.

• “Synergy”. National Museum “Kyiv Art Gallery” (Kyiv, Ukraine): catalog.

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What does Victory mean to us? What can be a symbol of Hope and Faith? In this painting, it is a white yacht with dynamic forms. It is not a warship; it is a snow-white vessel reflecting the tranquility of a cozy harbor, a symbol and realization of a just Victory. Behind it, in the background, lies everything we protect: cities, homes, land, nature, God (the cathedral) — our Life, in the eternal motion of Nature under the Sky, on Earth, and at Se

Passion for ships and boats has accompanied me since childhood and throughout my life. That is why I prefer marine themes in my work. The presentation of the exposition includes many picturesque series, including: romantic seascape, industrial landscape, historical reconstruction in thematic series: STEEL GIANTS, MUSEUM SHIPS, FISHING BOATS, LIGHTHOUSES, OCEAN LINERS AND FINE ARTS, GOLDEN AGE…

For me, ships and boats are living creatures, each with its own character. Therefore, some canvases can be identified as portraits of certain ships with their own history. They say that there is a lot of steel and masculine energy in my marine series. Yes, it’s true! Dynamic design, contours of hulls, majestic superstructures of tankers, cruisers, steamships, sailboats, fishing boats – everything has aesthetically complete forms that have always inspired marine artists!

My marine painting is a tribute to sailors, ships, engineers, volunteers, and everyone who served and continues to serve in the navy.

The ship, as a symbol of freedom, embodies a person’s dream. A ship is both protection and a work of art, the manifestation of the talent of the people who create it…

For the ship, the sea is its life, and the harbor is its home. The state of the elements changes with rest… This happens eternally! Yet, despite the calm evening landscape of the marina under the gentle evening Balkan sun, Domenika, with its contours, represents the power and relentless energy of moving forward, to a time when its bow will once again slice through the smooth waters of the world’s oceans!

My marine painting is a tribute to sailors, ships, engineers, volunteers, and everyone who served and continues to serve in the navy.

Step into a world of serene beauty with “Calm,” a captivating painting that invites you to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This artwork features a weathered house, nestled amidst lush, wild grasses that sway gently in the breeze, creating a sense of peaceful solitude. The soft, pastel-hued sky reflects onto a still, reflective body of water, enhancing the overall feeling of tranquility.

Subtle touches of bright colors in the foliage bring life and energy to this quiet setting, making it an inviting oasis of calm. The warmth and serenity exuded by this piece will draw you in, offering a moment of respite and a chance to immerse yourself in its soothing embrace.

Perfect for any space that needs a touch of peace and beauty, “Calm” is more than just a painting — it’s an experience. Bring home this masterpiece and let it transform your surroundings into a haven of tranquility.

Would you like to know more about the artist or the inspiration behind this piece?

Andrew says: «With the beginning of a full-scale war, millions of Ukrainians faced the “lost home feeling”. First of all, it is people whose homes were damaged by Russian aggression. There are also the rest of the Ukrainians who are forced to live in conditions of constant risk of enemy shelling. They have lost their sense of security and live in constant stress. “Home” is not just a roof over your head and brick walls. Home is a family, a memory of childhood and special moments from life, it is a unique taste of water and an exceptional aroma of air. The feeling of sadness for a native home of people who are forced to look for refuge in safer regions of Ukraine or abroad, is, undoubtedly, understandable to me.

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“Mill with Cherry Jam” is a captivating and vibrant painting that masterfully blends rustic charm with modern artistic flair. At the heart of the composition stands a traditional windmill, its sails unfurled and seemingly in motion, evoking a sense of energy and timelessness.

Below the windmill, a striking band of vivid red, reminiscent of luscious cherry jam, cuts across the painting, adding a burst of color that energizes the entire scene. This bold red stripe contrasts beautifully with the muted tones of the windmill and sky, creating a dynamic visual experience.

The foreground is an expanse of golden fields, painted with textured strokes that give a sense of depth and natural beauty. This combination of rich textures and vibrant colors makes “Mill with Cherry Jam” an eye-catching piece that draws viewers in, evoking feelings of nostalgia for rural landscapes while appealing to contemporary tastes.

Perfect for any art enthusiast looking to add a touch of rustic elegance and modern vibrancy to their collection, this painting is sure to be a conversation starter and a cherished addition to any space.

Andrew Chyzhov was born and raised in Sevastopol and after the occupation of Crimea, the “home question” became difficult and painful for him. These feelings are sublimated into a multi-year cycle of paintings, the leitmotif of which is always an image of houses. The artist dedicates a new series of paintings to all those Ukrainians who were forced to leave their homes and look for shelter in other places. The house becomes a symbol of peaceful life, gratitude for help and hope.

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“Palms” is a captivating and vibrant painting that brings the serene beauty of tropical landscapes right into your space. This artwork features a trio of palm trees standing tall against a soft, creamy background, their fronds rendered in dynamic strokes of black and green that suggest movement, as if swaying gently in a warm breeze.

The trunks of the palm trees are accented with fiery red and orange hues at the base, evoking the glow of a tropical sunset. This use of color adds depth and warmth to the composition, creating a striking contrast with the soft background.

The overall effect of “Palms” is one of serene beauty mixed with energetic expressionism. It’s an alluring piece that will add a touch of tropical elegance to any collection, perfect for anyone looking to bring a bit of paradise into their home.

Andrew Chyzhov was born in 1995 in Sevastopol, he has been living and working in Lviv since 2013. In 2019 he received a master’s degree from the Department of Art Glass of the Lviv National Academy of Arts. Andrew Chizhov was awarded more than 90 awards for creative activity, including twice (2009, 2011) presidential scholarship for creative contribution to the development of culture in Sevastopol. Awarded the regional named prize named after Viacheslav Chornovil (Lviv, 2018). Active participant in International (Ukraine, Poland, Bulgaria, Germany, Switzerland, Israel, Turkey, the USA, Canada), Ukrainian and regional exhibitions, symposiums, and plein-airs. Member of the PO «Art module». His works are stored in the collections of the Museum of Glass in Lviv, Ukraine; Ningbo Zhejiang Greenwave Glass Museum, China; Rusi Karabiberov Gallery, Bulgaria, Die Hochschulbibliothek, Theologische Hochschule Friedensau, Germany; funds of the Lviv National Academy of Arts, in private collections of Ukraine, Poland, Bulgaria, Germany, France, Estonia, Israel, Turkey, the USA, Canada.

“Childhood Grasshopper” is a vibrant and dynamic painting that captures the essence of youth and the spirit of adventure. This artwork is a kaleidoscope of warm, bright colors that evoke a sense of nostalgia and joy. The scene is filled with lush green grass and leaves, symbolizing growth and nature, while a lively grasshopper leaps through the air, embodying the playful energy of childhood.

The composition is playful and energetic, with rich textures and intricate patterns that add depth and interest to the scene. The upper section features umbrella-like shapes against an orange background dotted with circular motifs, creating a whimsical and dreamlike atmosphere. Below, darker tones suggest shadows or reflections, adding a layer of mystery and intrigue.

This painting draws the viewer in, reminding them of carefree summer days spent exploring the outdoors. It’s a perfect piece for anyone looking to bring a touch of warmth, joy, and adventure into their space.

Roman is a honoured Artist of Ukraine (2009), Honoured Worker of Culture of Poland (2013). Member of the NUAU (1995). He graduated from the Lviv. Graduated from the Lviv Institute of Applied and Decorative Arts (1992, teachers: A. Bokotey, V. Ryzhankov, O. Zvir, P. Markovych, V. Moskaliuk). In his hometown, he worked as a decorator in a department store (1985-87); designer in the Ukrainian-Canadian company ‘Pysanka’ (1992-98). Since then – at creative work. His main fields are easel painting and decorative and applied art. Creates works in the technique of levkas and author’s technique, which combines artistic processing of wood, glass, metal with painting. Sources of creative inspiration – Byzantine iconography, Ukrainian folk painting, folk myths and legends, reinterpreted through the artist’s individual worldview.

Dive into the mesmerizing depths of “Sea,” an abstract masterpiece that captures the untamed beauty of the ocean. This painting is a symphony of blues, with intricate lines and strokes that mimic the ebb and flow of waves. The dynamic interplay of light and dark hues creates a sense of movement and depth, inviting you to lose yourself in its serene yet powerful embrace. Perfect for any space, “Sea” is not just a painting; it’s an experience, a journey into the heart of the ocean’s mystery and majesty. Let this captivating artwork transform your surroundings and inspire a sense of tranquility and wonder.

Liudmyla Davydenko works in the field of abstract associative painting and ceramics. She has participated in numerous group exhibitions, plein airs, and won prizes and awards as a painter and sculptor. Among them is the O. de Balzac Prize of the Alliance Française organization (2013), a first-degree diploma in the art project “Abstract Art-2019” (Ivano-Frankivsk), a diploma of the international exhibition of abstract painting “ART-ACT 2019” (Chernivtsi), the Grand Prix of the International Triennial “Silver Square-2021” (2021), etc.

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The sculpture titled “Touch” is a mesmerizing piece that captures the essence of human connection and intimacy. It features two figures entwined in a tender embrace, their forms intricately interwoven like the roots of an ancient tree. The texture of the sculpture is rough and organic, evoking a sense of raw emotion and depth. The abstract nature of the figures, with their indistinct facial features, invites viewers to project their own interpretations and emotions onto the piece.

This artwork beautifully explores themes of unity, support, and the intertwining of lives, making it a powerful and thought-provoking piece. The tactile quality of the sculpture encourages viewers to contemplate the complexities of human relationships and the bonds that hold us together.

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Introducing “Holding” – a mesmerizing sculpture that captures the profound essence of an embrace. This stunning piece of art is a testament to the beauty of human connection, skillfully crafted to evoke deep emotions and contemplation.

The sculpture’s intricate details and smooth curves create a lifelike representation of two figures intertwined in a tender embrace. The artist’s mastery is evident in every line and contour, making “Holding” a true masterpiece.

The interplay of negative space within the sculpture adds a layer of intimacy and depth, inviting viewers to explore the emotional nuances of the piece. This thoughtful design element enhances the overall impact, making it a captivating focal point in any setting.

Whether placed in a modern living room, a serene garden, or a sophisticated office, “Holding” seamlessly blends with various decor styles, adding a touch of elegance and warmth.

This sculpture is not just a visual delight but also a conversation piece. Its evocative nature sparks discussions about art, relationships, and the human experience, making it a cherished addition to any collection.

Elevate your space with “Holding” – a sculpture that not only beautifies but also resonates with the soul. Embrace the art of connection and let this exquisite piece inspire and captivate all who behold it.

Unstoppable Spring is a captivating celebration of nature’s resilience and beauty. This dynamic artwork showcases a stunning array of blooming flowers, each in various stages of unfurling, set against a backdrop that transitions from cool to warm tones. This symbolizes the awakening and renewal of nature. The interplay of light and shadow adds depth, making the floral elements appear as if they are emerging from the canvas itself.

Textural details give the piece a tactile quality, inviting viewers to not only see but feel the vibrant energy of spring. Perfect for any collection, this artwork brings a touch of perpetual spring into any space it adorns, making it an exquisite addition to your home or office.

She is a regular participant in art exhibitions and plein air events in Ukraine and abroad.
Olga lives and works in Lviv.

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Introducing “Morning” – a captivating abstract painting that beautifully captures the fresh and invigorating essence of a new day. This artwork is a symphony of vibrant blues and greens, creating a dynamic contrast that evokes the interplay of light and shadow often seen in the early hours. On the left side of the canvas, lush green foliage comes to life with energetic strokes, while cooler blue tones on the right suggest silhouetted plant forms against a serene morning sky. The bottom right corner softens with hints of white and lighter blue, possibly depicting delicate flowers or morning dew on plants.

What makes “Morning” truly special is its ability to blend abstraction with elements of nature, allowing viewers to interpret it in their own way while still feeling connected to the rejuvenating atmosphere of morning. The use of color and form creates depth and movement, inviting onlookers into a serene yet spirited landscape that symbolizes new beginnings and endless possibilities.

Perfect for art lovers and collectors alike, this exquisite piece will transform any space into a vibrant haven of beauty and inspiration. Don’t miss the chance to own this stunning work of art – let “Morning” bring its refreshing and invigorating energy into your life!

Olga is a lecturer at the Ivan Trush Lviv State Institute of Applied and Decorative Arts and the member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.
‘Olga is a regular participant in art exhibitions and plein air events in Ukraine and abroad

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Introducing “Dance” – a mesmerizing floral masterpiece that captures the essence of movement and rhythm in a burst of vibrant colors. This artwork is a symphony of blooming flowers, each petal painted with rich hues of pink, red, yellow, and purple, creating a dynamic and lively composition. The background, a harmonious blend of soft grays and blues, sets the stage for this floral ballet, where each bloom seems to sway gracefully to an unseen melody.

The artist’s bold yet delicate brushstrokes add a sense of elegance and fluidity, making the flowers appear almost alive as they dance across the canvas. Light plays across the petals, enhancing the feeling of motion and bringing a touch of magic to the piece. “Dance” is not just a painting; it’s an experience, a celebration of life and color that will bring joy and energy to any space it adorns.

Perfect for art lovers and collectors alike, this exquisite piece will transform your home or office into a vibrant haven of beauty and inspiration. Don’t miss the chance to own this stunning work of art – let “Dance” bring its enchanting rhythm into your life!

Yuliia is active in exhibition activities since 1998, 15 personal exhibitions, and dozens of joint exhibitions.

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Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of “May Morning” a breathtaking portrayal of nature’s splendor. This exquisite painting captures the essence of a vibrant garden in full bloom, where an array of irises in delicate pinks to deep purples dance gracefully against a lush green backdrop. The artist’s lively and expressive brushwork breathes life into each petal, kissed by light, creating a mesmerizing play of shadows and highlights. This masterpiece offers a timeless glimpse into the elegance of nature’s artistry, making it a stunning focal point for any collection. Let “May Morning” bring the beauty and vitality of a blooming garden into your space, inviting you to experience the serenity and joy of nature every day.

Active exhibition activity since 1998, 15 personal exhibitions, and dozens of joint exhibitions.

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It is a stunning portrayal of a bouquet of flowers. At the heart of the composition are radiant sunflowers, their large, bright yellow petals and dark centers drawing immediate attention. Surrounding these sunflowers are an assortment of smaller flowers in shades of purple, white, and pink, adding a delightful variety to the bouquet.

The background is a moody blue, which contrasts beautifully with the warm tones of the flowers, making them stand out even more. The artist’s use of dynamic brushstrokes and the interplay of colors give the painting a lively yet delicate quality, capturing the essence of natural beauty in a timeless manner.

This artwork evokes a sense of joy and serenity, inviting viewers to pause and appreciate the simple yet profound beauty of nature.

Since 1997 she has been living and working in Kyiv. Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.

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Step into the sun-drenched paradise of the “Maslenitsa Island” painting, where every brushstroke brings to life the serene beauty and vibrant energy of coastal living. This captivating artwork invites you to a picturesque harbor, where boats gently bob on the shimmering emerald waters, reflecting the dazzling sunlight.

The scene is a harmonious blend of nature and human activity. Quaint buildings, bathed in warm sunlight, line the shore, suggesting a welcoming and lively community. The artist’s skillful use of light and shadow creates a dynamic contrast, adding depth and movement to the composition. The energetic yet precise brushwork captures both the tranquility of the island and the bustling life around the docks.

This painting is more than just a visual delight; it’s an invitation to escape to a Croatian island haven. Imagine the gentle sea breeze, the sound of waves lapping against the boats, and the warmth of the sun on your skin. Whether you’re an art collector or someone looking to bring a touch of coastal charm into your home, “Maslenitsa Island” is a perfect choice. It promises to transport you to a place of peace, beauty, and endless summer days.

The winner of the international open-air competition “Best Artist 2020” (l nominations)
Winner of the international plein-air competition “Best Artist 2021” (Grand Prix)
Participant of many international, republican, regional, and city exhibitions and plein airs. Has personal exhibitions.
Works in the field of easel painting, wall painting, and graphics. Main genre preferences: landscape, portrait, still life, plot composition. The artist’s works are in private, public, and museum collections in Ukraine, USA, China, France, Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, Bulgaria, Mexico, Spain, Turkey, Croatia, and other countries of the world.

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Step into the enchanting world of “House of Kramsky,” a mesmerizing painting that captures the serene beauty and dramatic contrasts of nature. This captivating artwork features a solitary house nestled amidst a vibrant, fiery landscape, where rich hues of orange and red dominate the foreground, evoking the warmth of autumn foliage or a field of blooming flowers.

The scene is set against a backdrop of towering mountains, their snow-capped peaks adding a touch of coolness and grandeur to the composition. A single tree stands tall beside the house, its presence enhancing the sense of solitude and tranquility in this rugged environment. The artist’s use of thick impasto technique adds texture and depth, making the painting not only visually stunning but also inviting to touch.

“House of Kramsky” is more than just a visual delight; it’s an invitation to experience the harmony and beauty of nature. Imagine the crisp mountain air, the rustling of leaves, and the peaceful solitude of this idyllic setting. Whether you’re an art collector or someone looking to bring a touch of natural beauty into your home, this painting is a perfect choice. It promises to transport you to a place of serenity and awe, where the simplicity of a solitary house meets the grandeur of nature’s landscape.

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Step into a world where reality and fantasy intertwine. This mesmerizing painting invites you to explore an ethereal landscape where deep blue forests stretch endlessly, their towering trees whispering ancient secrets. The silver mountains in the distance gleam under a celestial moonlit sky, casting a magical glow that illuminates the entire scene.

Amidst this enchanting backdrop, a solitary figure wanders, embodying a sense of longing and serene solitude. The contrast between the rich, dark blues of the forest and the bright, silvery highlights of the mountains creates a dynamic yet harmonious composition. This artwork captures the essence of a mythical journey, evoking emotions of wonder and introspection.

Perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of nature and the allure of the unknown, this painting is a captivating addition to any art collection. Let your imagination roam free as you lose yourself in this otherworldly scene.

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Immerse yourself in the exhilarating essence of liberation with this vibrant painting. This artwork captures the boundless spirit of freedom through a dynamic coastal scene. The rugged cliffs and choppy sea waters are brought to life with a thick impasto technique, adding depth and texture to the rocky formations and frothy waves.

A seagull soars gracefully above the tumultuous waters, symbolizing the unrestrained joy and limitless possibilities that come with true freedom. The interplay of light reflecting off the water’s surface creates an invigorating atmosphere, making you feel the fresh sea breeze and the thrill of open skies.

The bright and captivating color palette, combined with expressive and energetic brushwork, conveys a sense of movement and vitality. This painting is perfect for those who seek inspiration and a reminder of the beauty of unbounded horizons. Add “Free” to your collection and let it fill your space with the uplifting energy of liberation and joy.

Ukrainian artist, painter, graphic designer, and teacher.
She was born in Kharkiv on July 11, 1983. She received her professional and technical education at the Kharkiv Children’s Art School named after I. Yu. Repin (graduated in 1998.) and the Kharkiv State Art School, specializing in “artist-designer”, (teachers: V. Chursin, M. Serdyuk, V. Starikov, R. Ivanova, G. Semerzhynskyi), which graduated in 2003
She received her higher art education at the art and graphic faculty of the Kharkiv National Pedagogical University named after H.S. Skovorody, M.Sc. (Teachers – M. Azarkina, A. Radomska, Yu. Chekardin, V. Kulik), which she graduated in 2015
Member of the Kharkiv Organization of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine (painting section) since 2015.
Member of the German Union of Artists( BBK Köln) since 2022.
The winner of the international open-air competition “Best Artist 2020” (l nominations)

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The artwork “Hydrangeas” is a delightful composition that celebrates the beauty of these enchanting flowers. The painting features a cluster of hydrangea blooms arranged harmoniously within the frame. The artist has skillfully captured the essence of these flowers, emphasizing their lushness and intricate details.

The hydrangeas come alive in a mesmerizing palette of colors. Shades of white, blue, and pink dominate the composition. Each petal is meticulously rendered, creating a sense of texture and depth. The leaves, in varying shades of green, provide a natural backdrop.

The muted background complements the vibrant hydrangeas. It appears to be a blend of gray and brown tones, allowing the flowers to take center stage. The understated background enhances the overall composition.

The artwork evokes a sense of tranquility and appreciation for nature. Whether displayed in a gallery or a cozy corner of a home, “Hydrangeas” invites viewers to pause and immerse themselves in the floral splendor.

Oksana Protsiv was born in 1961 in Chimkent, Kazakhstan. In 1984 she graduated from the Lviv State Institute of Applied and Decorative Arts (now the Lviv National Academy of Arts). Since 1992 she has been presenting her works at exhibitions. Participant of regional, national and international exhibitions.

She is engaged in easel graphics, painting, iconography. His works can be found in galleries and private collections in Ukraine, Russia, Canada, Poland, and the Netherlands. He lives and works in Lviv.

The works are made in the original technique: paper, silk, ink, pen, watercolor.

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In a realm where time stands still, two figures intertwine — an eternal embrace that transcends mere mortal existence. Here, whispers of love and longing paint the canvas, and every stroke carries the weight of eternity.

On the left, a figure with flowing crimson hair stands poised. Her form elongated, as if reaching for the heavens. She wears a simple white gown—a canvas for the emotions that swirl within her.

Opposite her, a shadowed silhouette. His features remain elusive, yet his presence is palpable. His attire—darker, mysterious—hints at secrets held close.

A delicate garland of pink roses encircles them. Each petal holds whispered promises—of passion, devotion, and fragility. These blooms, like their love, bloom anew with each dawn.

Amidst the roses, verdant leaves weave a protective canopy. They symbolize growth, resilience—the quiet strength that sustains love through seasons.

Neither figure reveals their eyes. Perhaps they’ve glimpsed eternity and found solace in the darkness. Or maybe their love transcends mere sight.

This artwork exists beyond minutes and hours. It’s a heartbeat suspended, a whispered promise that echoes across lifetimes.

And so, dear viewer, linger. Let your heart weave its own narrative. Perhaps you’ve known such love—a love that transcends time, that dances on the edge of eternity.

The works are made in the original technique: paper, silk, ink, pen, watercolor.

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In a world where still life meets surreal imagination, behold “Madame Arcimboldo” This captivating piece defies convention, merging the ordinary with the extraordinary.

Our protagonist stands tall, her form both elegant and unexpected. She defies the traditional still life genre by being more than an observer—she is an active participant.

The backdrop, intentionally muted, directs our gaze to the central composition. It’s as if the artist whispered, “Look closely; magic lies here.”

Eyes are absent, leaving room for interpretation. Instead, focus on her lips—the gateway to taste and expression.

Her earrings dangle like ripe fruit—tiny pomegranates or cherries. They sway with each movement, echoing the bowl’s bounty.

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In a moon-kissed glade, where reality and dreams entwine, stands our ethereal protagonist. She is a vision of otherworldly beauty, her presence a delicate dance between magic and melancholy.

Cascading like a silken waterfall, her hair flows in gentle waves, catching the moonlight. Each strand whispers secrets of forgotten constellations.

Adorning her head, a wreath of celestial blooms—forget-me-nots, moonflowers, and stardust-dusted roses. Their petals shimmer with cosmic hues.

Around her, an ephemeral aura pulses—a dance of fireflies and whispered wishes. It weaves through the air, leaving trails of luminescence.

The canvas behind is a cosmic tapestry. A crescent moon hangs low, its silver curve cradling dreams. Stars—diamonds flung across the velvet sky—form constellations known only to her.

This is twilight magic—the moment when reality blurs, and imagination takes flight. She exists at the edge of sleep, where wishes are spun into existence.

Let your heart unfurl like a fragile moth drawn to moonlight. For within this artwork lies a portal—to realms unseen, to the dance of stardust, and to the ache of beauty too vast for mortal hearts

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The central focus of the piece is a majestic tree, its branches sprawling across the canvas. Each branch seems to tell a story, dividing the background into distinct sections.

A scene reminiscent of a Croatian town unfolds. Traditional buildings with red-tiled roofs and charming architecture populate the area. In the distance, a church stands tall, its twin spires reaching for the sky.

On the opposite side, we find a balcony overlooking more buildings. The lush greenery surrounding them suggests a harmonious coexistence between nature and human habitation.

The artist pays attention to detail, capturing the essence of everyday life in this town.

Overall, this artwork invites us to explore the interplay between nature, architecture, and human existence. It’s a celebration of community, history, and the beauty found in everyday moments.

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The scene unfolds in the heart of autumn, where nature’s palette transforms into warm, earthy tones.

A weathered wooden house stands at the center of the composition. Its timeworn appearance suggests a history—a place that has witnessed seasons come and go. The house exudes a sense of resilience, standing firm against the elements.

The house is nestled amidst a grove of trees. Their leaves have transitioned from vibrant greens to warm reds and oranges. The foliage creates a cozy cocoon around the dwelling, shielding it from the outside world.

The painting technique is textured and impasto. Thick applications of paint give depth and dimension to the scene. We can almost feel the roughness of the wooden planks and the bark on the trees. The tactile quality invites us to run our fingers over the canvas.

In this serene countryside scene, time seems to slow down. We imagine the scent of fallen leaves, the crackling of a fireplace, and the distant call of birds. The artist has captured the essence of autumn—a season of reflection, harvest, and quiet beauty.

The scene unfolds in the heart of autumn, where nature’s palette transforms into warm, earthy tones. A weathered wooden house stands at the center of the composition. Its timeworn appearance […]

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The composition features a still life arrangement, centered around a vase adorned with an array of flowers. The backdrop is a soothing pastel hue, creating a serene atmosphere. The central focus of the artwork, the vase stands tall and elegant. Its contours suggest a classic design, perhaps made of porcelain or glass.

The bouquet within the vase is a delightful mix of blooms. We see delicate petals, vibrant colors, and varied shapes. Some flowers spill over the rim, adding a touch of natural abundance.

The soft pastel background complements the floral arrangement. It could be a wall, a tablecloth, or an abstract surface. The gentle tones evoke tranquility and balance.

The artist’s brushwork is expressive and fluid. Loose strokes capture the vitality of the flowers, emphasizing movement and life.

Soft greens, blues, pinks, and purples dominate the palette. These colors evoke feelings of calmness and harmony. The interplay of light and shadow adds depth.

Overall, this artwork celebrates the beauty of nature, inviting viewers to appreciate the ephemeral grace of flowers.

The composition features a still life arrangement, centered around a vase adorned with an array of flowers. The backdrop is a soothing pastel hue, creating a serene atmosphere. The central […]

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The painting is an abstract composition featuring a vibrant bouquet of flowers in an ornate vase. The vase, with its blue and pink pattern, sits on a surface that appears to be rendered in blocks of purple, brown, and red hues. The background is a mix of soft pastel colors with visible brush strokes adding depth to the composition. A single green pear rests beside the vase, providing a contrast in both color and form to the rounded shape of the vase. The flowers are depicted with an array of warm colors like orange, pink, yellow, and red with specks of white that suggest light reflecting off their petals. The use of color is bold and expressive, creating an energetic yet harmonious feel to the piece.

Overall, this artwork invites viewers to appreciate its dynamic colors, intricate details, and the interplay between abstraction and representation.

The painting is an abstract composition featuring a vibrant bouquet of flowers in an ornate vase. The vase, with its blue and pink pattern, sits on a surface that appears […]

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The painting is an abstract composition featuring a vibrant bouquet of flowers in a vase. The artist has used bold, expressive brushstrokes to depict the flowers in shades of orange, red, and green. Against a pale background with splashes of white, the bouquet stands out, drawing the viewer’s attention. The vase itself is detailed, adorned with intricate blue patterns, and it rests on a surface with blue and white stripes. At the bottom right corner of the painting, there are three pear-shaped forms in green and yellow tones, adding an interesting contrast to the overall composition.

The dynamic colors and textures create a visually stimulating experience, and the juxtaposition of the detailed vase with the abstracted floral forms adds depth and intrigue to the artwork. Overall, it’s a captivating piece that invites interpretation and appreciation.

The painting is an abstract composition featuring a vibrant bouquet of flowers in a vase. The artist has used bold, expressive brushstrokes to depict the flowers in shades of orange, […]

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The painting is an abstract composition that bursts forth with vibrant energy. At its center, a profusion of floral elements takes shape, rendered in shades of pink, orange, and white. These flowers, while not depicted in a realistic manner, come alive through expressive brushstrokes and dynamic splashes of color. Some petals appear to be meticulously detailed with dots and smaller markings, adding texture and depth to the overall composition.

Contrasting with the organic forms above, the lower part of the painting features a geometric section. Here, vertical blue and white stripes intersect, creating a sense of structure and balance. The dark green and blue hues of the background enhance the visual impact, providing a rich backdrop for the floral explosion.

Overall, this artwork exudes vitality and growth, inviting viewers to explore its intricate layers and celebrate the beauty of abstraction

Let’s delve into the details of this captivating artwork: The painting is an abstract composition that bursts forth with vibrant energy. At its center, a profusion of floral elements takes […]

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The artwork titled “Pears” is a captivating piece that features two stylized pears against a speckled beige background. The pears are composed of intricate patterns made up of small shapes and symbols, including what appear to be letters and punctuation marks, creating a textured mosaic effect. One pear is predominantly white with black patterns, while the other combines white with shades of brown and hints of blue. Each pear has a leaf attached to its stem; one leaf is yellow with spots, and the other is yellow with a pattern similar to that on the pears. The lower left corner has a section with a blue background and polka dots where another yellow spotted leaf rests. This image is interesting due to its use of text-like elements to form an image, showcasing an interplay between visual art and typography.

The artwork titled “Pears” is a captivating piece that features two stylized pears against a speckled beige background. The pears are composed of intricate patterns made up of small shapes […]

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The artwork titled “Irises” is a captivating piece that features a close-up depiction of two iris flowers. One iris is rendered in shades of purple, while the other is portrayed in shades of blue. The background consists of various green tones, suggesting foliage. What makes this piece intriguing is its textured appearance and the use of a mosaic-like technique, which gives it a pixelated effect. This technique creates depth and dimensionality, making the irises appear vibrant and lively against the contrasting greenery. Overall, “Irises” exudes a sense of natural beauty and artistic creativity.

The artwork titled “Irises” is a captivating piece that features a close-up depiction of two iris flowers. One iris is rendered in shades of purple, while the other is portrayed […]

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In this captivating oil painting, the canvas bursts forth with the exuberance of summer. A lush bouquet of flowers takes center stage, their petals unfurling in a riot of colors — pinks, yellows, purples, and blues. The brushstrokes are textured and expressive, capturing the essence of nature’s vibrancy. Fluttering butterflies dance around the blooms, infusing the scene with movement and life. It’s as if the warmth of August has been immortalized on canvas, inviting viewers to revel in the season’s brilliance.

Active exhibition activity since 1998, 15 personal exhibitions, and dozens of joint exhibitions.

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Let’s distill the essence of “Generous October,” an exquisite oil painting that celebrates autumnal abundance:

Floral Extravaganza: bursting with chrysanthemums, dahlias, and asters, the canvas sings in warm reds, purples, and whites, dynamic brushstrokes infuse petals with life, against a dramatic dark backdrop.

The bouquet spills over, defying containment, as if plucked from a wild garden, leaves twist and curl, hinting at changing seasons.

Warm tones evoke crisp fall air — a fragrant stroll through sun-kissed gardens.

Active exhibition activity since 1998, 15 personal exhibitions, and dozens of joint exhibitions.

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In this vibrant canvas, autumn weaves its tapestry — a symphony of colors and textures. Sunflowers stand tall, their golden faces turned toward the sun. A plump pumpkin commands attention, while grape clusters drape elegantly. Brushstrokes mimic rustling leaves, inviting you to savor life’s fleeting beauty.

Active exhibition activity since 1998, 15 personal exhibitions, and dozens of joint exhibitions.

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In the quietude of dawn, where the sun kisses the world awake, there lies a coastal haven — an artist’s canvas that whispers tales of tranquility. A scene suspended between reality and reverie, where the brushstrokes of Tetiana Mohylat breathe life into nature’s symphony.

The sun, a golden orb, spills its warmth upon the pebbled shore. Here, a small boat rests, its wooden hull cradled by the gentle waves. Each ripple carries secrets — the echoes of fishermen’s laughter, the whispered promises of seafarers, and the timeless dance of tides.

Beyond the shoreline, a rugged promontory thrusts forth—a sentinel of emerald cliffs. Verdant greenery clings to its rocky face, defying the salt-laden winds. At its pinnacle, a solitary pine stands sentinel, its branches reaching for the cerulean sky.

And oh, those distant mountains! Their peaks pierce the heavens, their snow-capped crowns kissed by the same sun that warms our boat. They guard the horizon, steadfast and eternal, their jagged profiles etched against the azure canvas.

The sea, a palette of blues, shifts with each breath of wind. It cradles memories — the laughter of children collecting seashells, lovers tracing heart shapes in the sand, and the whispered prayers of sailors seeking safe passage.

This painting invites us to linger — to feel the warmth of sun-kissed pebbles beneath our feet, to listen to the lullaby of waves, and to lose ourselves in the serenity of this coastal sanctuary.

In the quietude of dawn, where the sun kisses the world awake, there lies a coastal haven — an artist’s canvas that whispers tales of tranquility. A scene suspended between […]

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The image depicts a vibrant bouquet of flowers. The flowers showcase a variety of colors including pink, white, and shades of yellow and red. They are thoughtfully arranged in a dark vase, creating a striking contrast against the brightly colored petals. The background of the painting – garden – features an abstract blend of greens, blues, and yellows, suggesting foliage and light without detailed depiction.

This beautiful floral artwork might appeal to those who appreciate floral artistry or are studying painting techniques such as color blending and brushwork. 🌸🎨

The image depicts a vibrant bouquet of flowers. The flowers showcase a variety of colors including pink, white, and shades of yellow and red. They are thoughtfully arranged in a […]

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Born 17 the March 1962. Graduated the graphics faculty of the Kyiv State Art Institute in 1990. Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine. The professоr of art in the National Academy of arts and architecture. Lives and works in Ukraine, Kyiv.

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Born in 1962, Kyiv.
Graduated from the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture in 1986. Since 2012, Apollonov has been a founding member of the Blue October creative team. He has regularly exhibited solo in Kyiv since 1997 and participated in group exhibitions in Ukraine, Lithuania, Poland, France, Georgia, Switzerland, Greece, and Bulgaria. His works have found their way to the collections of the National Museum “Kyiv Painting Gallery”, the Art Museum of Zaporizhia and the Art Museum of Kherson, Ukrainian Catholic University (UCU). Living and working in Kyiv.

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Born in 1960 in Kyiv, Ukraine.
In 1986 she graduated from the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture (faculty of Painting, Department of Theatre Stage Design, Studio D.Leader).
Member of the National Ukrainian Artists’ Union.
Since 2012, Pryduvalova has been a founding member of the Blue October (“Syniy Zhovten’ “) creative team.
Living and working in Kyiv.

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The painting depicts a vibrant and detailed landscape under a dynamic sky. It features a grand, open pathway flanked by symmetrical classical structures, possibly pavilions, adorned with greenery. The pathway leads the viewer’s eye toward the distant horizon where a calm sea meets the sky.

The sky itself is a vivid blue with an expanse of dramatic white clouds that add a sense of depth and movement to the scene. The play of light and shadow, along with the use of bright, saturated colors, gives the painting a lively, almost surreal quality.

Canvas acrylic 150x100cm 2021 Born in 1960 in Kyiv, Ukraine. In 1986 she graduated from the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture (faculty of Painting, Department of Theatre Stage […]

Canvas acrylic 130x100cm 2015 Born in 1960 in Kyiv, Ukraine. In 1986 she graduated from the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture (faculty of Painting, Department of Theatre Stage […]

Canvas acrylic 120×100 2023 Born in 1962, Kyiv. Graduated from the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture in 1986. Since 2012, Apollonov has been a founding member of the […]

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Canvas acrylic 120×100 2023 Born in 1962, Kyiv. Graduated from the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture in 1986. Since 2012, Apollonov has been a founding member of the […]

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Olga Soloviova is an award-winning painter based in Ukraine who has exhibited her works nationally, as well as in the Ukraine, United States, Croatia, Turkey, and Slovakia. For her, transferring feeling onto canvas is of the utmost importance. Soloviova’s expressive landscapes, still-lifes, and whimsical figurative compositions are created in what she refers to as “plastic realism”. She paints using watercolors and oils on canvas or paper.

Olga is a graduated from Donetsk State Art School (study period: 1980-1984) and the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture from the faculty of monumental painting, M. Storozhenka studio (study period: 1989-1996).The artist has been an active participant in all-Ukrainian and international exhibitions, art residences since 1991. Since 1998, a member of the All-Ukrainian creative union of artists “BJ-Art”. Since 2005, a member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine. From 2007, she taught painting at the Kyiv Academy of Arts since.

Olga was the main artist in the well-known movie «Safo», painted two dozen unique artworks for the movie.

She successfully presented more than two dozen personal projects and took part in dozens collective exhibitions in Ukraine and abroad, published in magazines and catalogs. Her works in a private collections in Ukraine, USA, Japan, China, France, Germany, Slovakia, Italy, United Kingdom, Cayman Islands, Croatia.

2018 canvas/oil 130/80cm Olga Soloviova is an award-winning painter based in Ukraine who has exhibited her works nationally, as well as in the Ukraine, United States, Croatia, Turkey, and Slovakia. […]

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Olga was the main artist in the well-known movie «Safo», painted two dozen unique artworks for the movie.

2013 canvas/oil Olga Soloviova is an award-winning painter based in Ukraine who has exhibited her works nationally, as well as in the Ukraine, United States, Croatia, Turkey, and Slovakia. For […]

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Lives and works in Kyiv, Ukraine. Graduated from Kyiv State Art Institute, the studio of T. Yablonska. Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine since 1986.

Works in domain of painting and graphics, during his career had 20 personal exhibitions in Ukraine and abroad, participated in more than 15 group exhibitions (Great Britain, USA, Austria, France). The works of Volodymyr Bovkun are in the museums and private collections all over the world, such as permanent exhibition of Norton Dodge Collection (Washington) and in the collection of Parliament.

2021 oil on canvas, 80/100сm Volodymyr Bovkun Ukrainian painter and sculptor. Lives and works in Kyiv, Ukraine. Graduated from Kyiv State Art Institute, the studio of T. Yablonska. Member of […]

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Lives and works in Kyiv, Ukraine. Graduated from Kyiv State Art Institute, the studio of T. Yablonska. Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine since 1986.

2021 oil on canvas, 80/100сm Volodymyr Bovkun Ukrainian painter and sculptor. Lives and works in Kyiv, Ukraine. Graduated from Kyiv State Art Institute, the studio of T. Yablonska. Member of […]

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Lives and works in Kyiv, Ukraine. Graduated from Kyiv State Art Institute, the studio of T. Yablonska. Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine since 1986.

2014. Oil on canvas, 145/125cm Volodymyr Bovkun Ukrainian painter and sculptor. Lives and works in Kyiv, Ukraine. Graduated from Kyiv State Art Institute, the studio of T. Yablonska. Member of […]

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Lives and works in Kyiv, Ukraine. Graduated from Kyiv State Art Institute, the studio of T. Yablonska. Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine since 1986.

2022, oil on canvas, 140/120сm Volodymyr Bovkun Ukrainian painter and sculptor. Lives and works in Kyiv, Ukraine. Graduated from Kyiv State Art Institute, the studio of T. Yablonska. Member of […]

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2019, 100/100cm, acrylic on canvas Born 17 the March 1962. Graduated the graphics faculty of the Kyiv State Art Institute in 1990. Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine. […]

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2023, 100/80cm, acrylic on canvas Born 17 the March 1962. Graduated the graphics faculty of the Kyiv State Art Institute in 1990. Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine. […]

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2019, 100/100cm, acrylic on canvas Born 17 the March 1962. Graduated the graphics faculty of the Kyiv State Art Institute in 1990. Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine. […]

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“Creating a sculpture is actually a bodily touch. Yes, you look at the image with your eyes, scan it, and then transfer it to clay, hold it in your hands, give it shape, breathe life into it. When a painter works, it’s dif erent, it’s more dif icult for him, he doesn’t draw a diagram, he can’t just transfer a schedule to the canvas”

He studied at the Uzhhorod School of Decorative and Applied Arts and the Kyiv State Art Institute (now the National Academy of Arts and Crafts), in Vronskyi’s studio. As a student, he was compared to the famous French artist Henri Matisse. After graduating, he spent 5 years in solitude. Before coming to sculpture, the artist tried many media: different genres of painting and graphic arts techniques. That is why Suholit’s sculptures are polychrome and surprisingly “graphic”.

Oleksandr’s work occupies a prominent place in contemporary Ukrainian art, he is called the “Ukrainian Picasso”. His paintings, his graphic and sculptural works are in private collections all around the world.

72/44cm Graphics, paper,pencil Year – 2017 “Creating a sculpture is actually a bodily touch. Yes, you look at the image with your eyes, scan it, and then transfer it to […]

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61/45cm Graphics, paper,pencil Year – 2017 “Creating a sculpture is actually a bodily touch. Yes, you look at the image with your eyes, scan it, and then transfer it to […]

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31/13/13cm Bronze Year – 2021 “Creating a sculpture is actually a bodily touch. Yes, you look at the image with your eyes, scan it, and then transfer it to clay, […]

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Petro Lebedynets was born in Ukraine in 1956.
Education: Kyiv State Academy of Arts (1978-1984).
Member of National Artists’ Union of Ukraine since 1990.
Participant of “Our Heritage” festival in New-York (National Arts Club and Metropolitan Museum, 2009)
«Artist of the Year» prizewinner. International Art Festival in Kyiv in 1997.
Prizewinner in the Art Competition dedicated to the 50th Anniversary of the UNO in Ukraine (Kyiv, 1996)
Prizewinner of International Modern Art Show in Nice in 1996.

80 x 60 cm Oil on canvas Year – 2023 Petro Lebedynets was born in Ukraine in 1956. Education: Kyiv State Academy of Arts (1978-1984). Member of National Artists’ Union […]

Oksana Henedysh is a renowned artist from Ukraine. Over the years of her creative career, Oksana has developed a unique style in which she explores and expresses various aspects of Ukrainian cultural heritage and modernity.

Oksana’s works are distinguished by a deep understanding and interpretation of traditional Ukrainian motifs and symbols. She uses vibrant colors, complex geometric shapes, and intriguing textures to create artworks that are both contemporary and deeply rooted in Ukrainian culture. Her works often feature motifs of nature as symbols of renewal and eternity. Oksana constantly seeks new ways to express her art, not afraid to experiment with various materials and techniques.

130 x 100 cm Oil on canvas Year – 2023 Oksana Henedysh is a renowned artist from Ukraine. Over the years of her creative career, Oksana has developed a unique style in which […]

Nina Reznichenko was born on 25 April 1973 in Bukovyna. Graduated from Vyzhnytsia College of Applied Arts. Participates in exhibitions since 1996.

90 x 90 cm Oil on canvas Year – 2023 Nina Reznichenko was born on 25 April 1973 in Bukovyna. Graduated from Vyzhnytsia College of Applied Arts. Participates in exhibitions […]

Natalia Zastavna was born in 1988 in New Rozdol, which is situated not far from Lviv .
In 2011, graduated from the Lviv Polytechnic National University, Department of Design. The artist is a member of the National Artist’s Union of Ukraine since 2017. Participated in numerous national and international exhibitions, plein airs, and residences. Since 2017 a member of the National Artists Community of Ukraine. Lives and works in Lviv.

60 x 80 cm Oil, acrylic on canvas Year – 2023 Natalia Zastavna was born in 1988 in New Rozdol, which is situated not far from Lviv . In 2011, […]

60 x 80 cm Oil, acrylic on canvas Year – 2021 Natalia Zastavna was born in 1988 in New Rozdol, which is situated not far from Lviv . In 2011, […]

60 x 70 cm Oil, acrylic on canvas Year – 2023 Natalia Zastavna was born in 1988 in New Rozdol, which is situated not far from Lviv . In 2011, […]

Petro Lebedynets was born in Ukraine in 1956.
Education: Kyiv State Academy of Arts (1978-1984).
Member of National Artists’ Union of Ukraine since 1990.
Participant of “Our Heritage” festival in New-York (National Arts Club and Metropolitan Museum, 2009)
«Artist of the Year» prizewinner. International Art Festival in Kyiv in 1997.
Prizewinner in the Art Competition dedicated to the 50th Anniversary of the UNO in Ukraine (Kyiv, 1996)
Prizewinner of International Modern Art Show in Nice in 1996.

150 x 100 cm Oil on canvas Year – 2023 Petro Lebedynets was born in Ukraine in 1956. Education: Kyiv State Academy of Arts (1978-1984). Member of National Artists’ Union […]

Alla Alekseeva was born in the Zaporizhzhia region.
She became a completely independent creative person a long time ago. She has gone through a long path of doubts, attempts, mistakes, insights and discoveries, everything that makes up creative experience. He experiments a lot in painting with active color, texture, and plastic.
Artistic strategy – refers to the cult of color as a philosophy of life. At the same time, a peculiar view can be traced, which lies in the plane of modern art.
Explores movement and transformation, plane and space in generalized plastic forms. Such a degree of freedom is characteristic, from which a joyful state of being flows, decorated in a happy combination of form and content.

80 x 60 cm Oil on canvas Year – 2023 Alla Alekseeva was born in the Zaporizhzhia region. She became a completely independent creative person a long time ago. She […]

80 x 70 cm Oil on canvas Year – 2023 Alla Alekseeva was born in the Zaporizhzhia region. She became a completely independent creative person a long time ago. She […]

60 x 90 cm Oil on canvas Year – 2023 Natalia Zastavna was born in 1988 in New Rozdol, which is situated not far from Lviv . In 2011, graduated […]

She has held more than 20 solo exhibitions in Ukraine and abroad. The artist’s works were exhibited at Contemporary Art Kyiv, Lviv Fashion Week, ART ZURICH, Art Paris, RHY Art Fire Basel, Lviv Art Days, International Triennial SILVER QUADRANGLE. She is a participant of numerous charity projects, including We & The World Kozytskyi Charity Foundation. Her works are part of private collections in Ukraine, Poland, Russia, Germany, the USA, France, Spain, and Switzerland.

60 x 90 cm Oil on canvas Year – 2023 Liudmyla Davydenko works in the field of abstract associative painting and ceramics. She has participated in numerous group exhibitions, plein […]

Anna Atoyan is born in Lviv in 1967, she is a graduate of the Department of Art Glass at the Lviv Academy of Arts. Since 2004, she has been holding exhibitions and participating in plein airs in Ukraine and abroad: Poland, Belarus, Armenia, Lithuania, and Spain.
Anna Atoyan participated in the ART Kyiv festival as a member of the Zelena Kanapa Gallery in 2008 and the Fine Art 2011 festival at Mystetskyi Arsenal. She received diplomas from the Autumn Salon in Lviv in 2012, 2013, and 2014. In 2020, she received the second prize at the All-Ukrainian Biennale of Levkas (White Light Gallery, Kyiv).
Works in the following techniques: batik, levkas, and painting.

60 x 90 cm Oil on canvas Year – 2023 Anna Atoyan is born in Lviv in 1967, she is a graduate of the Department of Art Glass at the […]

150 x 100 cm Oil on canvas, golden petal Year – 2023 Oksana Henedysh is a renowned artist from Ukraine. Over the years of her creative career, Oksana has developed […]

Anna Atoyan is born in Lviv in 1967, she is a graduate of the Department of Art Glass at the Lviv Academy of Arts. Since 2004, she has been holding exhibitions and participating in plein airs in Ukraine and abroad: Poland, Belarus, Armenia, Lithuania, and Spain.
Anna Atoyan participated in the ART Kyiv festival as a member of the Zelena Kanapa Gallery in 2008 and the Fine Art 2011 festival at Mystetskyi Arsenal. She received diplomas from the Autumn Salon in Lviv in 2012, 2013, and 2014. In 2020, she received the second prize at the All-Ukrainian Biennale of Levkas (White Light Gallery, Kyiv).
Works in the following techniques: batik, levkas, and painting.

100 x 80 cm Oil on canvas Year – 2023 Anna Atoyan is born in Lviv in 1967, she is a graduate of the Department of Art Glass at the […]

Anna Atoyan is born in Lviv in 1967, she is a graduate of the Department of Art Glass at the Lviv Academy of Arts. Since 2004, she has been holding exhibitions and participating in plein airs in Ukraine and abroad: Poland, Belarus, Armenia, Lithuania, and Spain.
Anna Atoyan participated in the ART Kyiv festival as a member of the Zelena Kanapa Gallery in 2008 and the Fine Art 2011 festival at Mystetskyi Arsenal. She received diplomas from the Autumn Salon in Lviv in 2012, 2013, and 2014. In 2020, she received the second prize at the All-Ukrainian Biennale of Levkas (White Light Gallery, Kyiv).
Works in the following techniques: batik, levkas, and painting.

88 x 88 cm Hot batik Year – 2019 Anna Atoyan is born in Lviv in 1967, she is a graduate of the Department of Art Glass at the Lviv […]

Nina Reznichenko is born on 25 April 1973 in Bukovyna. Graduated from Vyzhnytsia College of Applied Arts. Participates in exhibitions since 1996.

120 x 70 cm Year – 2021 Nina Reznichenko is born on 25 April 1973 in Bukovyna. Graduated from Vyzhnytsia College of Applied Arts. Participates in exhibitions since 1996.

Nina Reznichenko is born on 25 April 1973 in Bukovyna. Graduated from Vyzhnytsia College of Applied Arts. Participates in exhibitions since 1996.

80 x 70 cm Oil on canvas Year – 2023 Nina Reznichenko is born on 25 April 1973 in Bukovyna. Graduated from Vyzhnytsia College of Applied Arts. Participates in exhibitions […]

41 х 23 х 13 cm Fireclay, enamels Year – 2022 Liudmyla Davydenko works in the field of abstract associative painting and ceramics. She has participated in numerous group exhibitions, […]

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80 x 120 cm Oil on canvas Year – 2021 Liudmyla Davydenko works in the field of abstract associative painting and ceramics. She has participated in numerous group exhibitions, plein […]

Sergiy Hai is born in 1959 in Lviv where currently lives and works. Graduated from Lviv State Institute of Applied and Decorative Art in 1986. The artist is a member of the National Artist’s Union of Ukraine since 1995. Since 2003 is a member of the “BG-ART” association. According to the edition “100 Artists. Modern and Contemporary Ukrainian Art Since Independence.” belongs to a hundred of the best artists in Ukraine. Teaches pictorial art at the design department of National Forestry and Wood-Technology University of Ukraine in Lviv.

150 x 100 cm Year – 2023 Sergiy Hai is born in 1959 in Lviv where currently lives and works. Graduated from Lviv State Institute of Applied and Decorative Art […]

Ivan Turetsky graduated from Lviv State Institute of Applied and Decorative Arts in 1982. He works in painting, drawing and heraldry. He is also a member of the National Union of Artists in Ukraine, and his works are exhibited in private collections in Ukraine and abroad.The artist was born on August 17, 1956 in Krasnoyarsk (Russian Federation). He graduated from the Lviv Art College which was named after I.Trush. In 1982, he graduated from the Lviv State Institute of Applied and Decorative Arts (nowadays known as Lviv National Art Academy). He is a member of the Union of Artists in Ukraine, and is also one of the founders and members of the “Ukrainian Heraldry Society.” He is the co-author of the Coat of Arms of Ukraine, with awards and emblems from state and city agencies. He worked for the Union of Ukrainian Philatelists in Austria and created more than 60 projects. He participated in the development of the draft cards to play in the category VIENNA MELAHGE de Luxe for the firm PIATNIK. He was a member of the international open art fair. His works are in private collections in Europe and America. His major exhibitions are as follows: A personal exhibition in gallery “Artes” in Lviv, Ukraine, 1989. Solo exhibition at the Museum of Ethnography. Lviv, Ukraine, 1993. Artists of the city. Freiburg, Germany, 1996. Art Festival. Kiev, Ukraine, 1996. Euro-Art. Geneva, Switzerland, 1997. Euro-Art. Geneva, Switzerland, 1998. Personal exhibition in the salon-gallery Porsche Vienna, Austria, 2001. Personal exhibition in the hall of the Coat of Arms in the Vienna City Hall. Vienna, Austria, 2003. “Lviv Autumn Salon” Lviv, Ukraine, 2009. Kirovohrad Art Museum. Kirovograd, Ukraine, 2011. Odessa Art Museum. Odessa, Ukraine, 2011. Museum of books and printing of Ukraine. Kiev, Ukraine, 2012. The exhibition “Seasons,” Café Gallery “Shtuka,” Lviv, Ukraine, 2013. Order of the National Bank of Belarus (coins) “Zodiac,” 2013. Plein Air. Lantsut, Poland, 2013. International Plein Air in Kremenets (Ukraine) and Kazimierz Dolny (Poland), 2013. Permanent exhibition in the gallery “Yana,” Kyiv, 2012-2014.

100 x 80 cm Oil, acrylic on canvas Year – 2023 Ivan Turetsky graduated from Lviv State Institute of Applied and Decorative Arts in 1982. He works in painting, drawing […]

Oksana’s works are distinguished by a deep understanding and interpretation of traditional Ukrainian motifs and symbols. She uses vibrant colors, complex geometric shapes, and intriguing textures to create artworks that are both contemporary and deeply rooted in Ukrainian culture. Her works often feature motifs of nature as symbols of renewal and eternity. Oksana constantly seeks new ways to express her art, not afraid to experiment with various materials and techniques.

150 x 100 cm Oil, acrylic on canvas Year – 2022 Oksana Henedysh is a renowned artist from Ukraine. Over the years of her creative career, Oksana has developed a unique […]

Oksana’s works are distinguished by a deep understanding and interpretation of traditional Ukrainian motifs and symbols. She uses vibrant colors, complex geometric shapes, and intriguing textures to create artworks that are both contemporary and deeply rooted in Ukrainian culture. Her works often feature motifs of nature as symbols of renewal and eternity. Oksana constantly seeks new ways to express her art, not afraid to experiment with various materials and techniques.

140 x 100 cm Oil, acrylic on canvas Year – 2022 Oksana Henedysh is a renowned artist from Ukraine. Over the years of her creative career, Oksana has developed a unique […]

Oksana’s works are distinguished by a deep understanding and interpretation of traditional Ukrainian motifs and symbols. She uses vibrant colors, complex geometric shapes, and intriguing textures to create artworks that are both contemporary and deeply rooted in Ukrainian culture. Her works often feature motifs of nature as symbols of renewal and eternity. Oksana constantly seeks new ways to express her art, not afraid to experiment with various materials and techniques.

150 x 100 cm Oil, acrylic on canvas Year – 2022 Oksana Henedysh is a renowned artist from Ukraine. Over the years of her creative career, Oksana has developed a unique […]

Oksana’s works are distinguished by a deep understanding and interpretation of traditional Ukrainian motifs and symbols. She uses vibrant colors, complex geometric shapes, and intriguing textures to create artworks that are both contemporary and deeply rooted in Ukrainian culture. Her works often feature motifs of nature as symbols of renewal and eternity. Oksana constantly seeks new ways to express her art, not afraid to experiment with various materials and techniques.

150 x 100 cm Oil, golden patal on canvas Year – 2022 Oksana Henedysh is a renowned artist from Ukraine. Over the years of her creative career, Oksana has developed a […]

40 x 48 cm Silk, ink, watercolor on paper Year – 2010 Oksana Protsiv was born in 1961 in Chimkent, Kazakhstan. In 1984 she graduated from the Lviv State Institute […]

54 x 44 cm Silk, ink, watercolor on canvas Year – 2010 Oksana Protsiv was born in 1961 in Chimkent, Kazakhstan. In 1984 she graduated from the Lviv State Institute […]

Ivan Protsiv was born in 1958 in the village of Kniazholuka, Ivano-Frankivsk region. He graduated from the Lviv Art School named after I. Trush (1977), Lviv State Institute of Applied and Decorative Arts (1984) – Faculty of Interior and Furniture Design. Since 1986 he has been participating in exhibitions. Participant of regional, national and international exhibitions. Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine since 1992. “Honored Artist of Ukraine since 2008.
Author of more than 20 personal and participant of more than 150 exhibitions in Ukraine and abroad.

47 x 57 cm Silk, ink, watercolor on paper, author’s technique Year – 1995 Ivan Protsiv was born in 1958 in the village of Kniazholuka, Ivano-Frankivsk region. He graduated from […]

Viktor Zhmak has been creating since his childhood until now. There are several interesting facts, such as one that during the work process, he cannot be distracted because he is completely immersed in the creation of a new masterpiece. Victor is a huge buff of delicious coffee, but he only makes it in a Turkish coffee pot, he also likes to spend time alone with nature and he considers the cat to be the best friend of a human. In addition to artistic activities, Viktor’s favorite hobby is fishing. Sometimes gets inspired and happily combines both.

Viktor was born in 1954 in Ukraine and in 1978 graduated from Lviv Polytechnic National University (a Department of Architecture). In 1995 Viktor launched his career as a professional artist in Russia. His first 5 exhibitions took place in Ivanovo. In 1997 Viktor`s artworks were exhibited at Lviv Palace of Arts and in 2001 he had a solo collective exhibition in Hanover, Germany. From 1997 till now Viktor has been presenting a huge number of private exhibitions in Ukraine. Viktor is also well-known all over the world and his personal exhibitions have already taken place in China Beijing, Germany, Moscow Ukrainian Cultural Center, Italy, and Croatia.

70 x 80 cm Oil on canvas Year – 2018 Viktor Zhmak has been creating since his childhood until now. There are several interesting facts, such as one that during […]

Olena Zvir was born in Kyiv, Ukraine on April 11, 1954.
Member of Ukrainian National Artist Union.
Member of Ukrainian-American Artist Union “Fate”.
In 1982 she graduated from Lviv National Academy of Arts with a Master of Fine Arts degree in the Textile department.
Most of her works are in private collections all over the world.

100 x 100 cm Acrylic on textile Year – 2022 Olena Zvir was born in Kyiv, Ukraine on April 11, 1954. Member of Ukrainian National Artist Union. Member of Ukrainian-American […]

70 x 100 cm Acrylic on canvas Year – 2023 Olena Zvir was born in Kyiv, Ukraine on April 11, 1954. Member of Ukrainian National Artist Union. Member of Ukrainian-American […]

Natalia Pukhinda resides and works in Lviv, Ukraine. She was born on January 23, 1955, in Kropyvnytskyi (formerly Kirovohrad) in central Ukraine, where she completed her art school education in 1970. In 1975, she graduated from the Odessa State Art School named after M. B. Grekov. In 1982, she completed her studies at the Lviv State Institute of Applied and Decorative Arts. Since 1976, she has been actively participating in art events. She is a member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine. Natalia Pukhinda works in the fields of easel and monumental painting, as well as graphics.

92 x 65 cm Oil on canvas Year – 2018 Natalia Pukhinda resides and works in Lviv, Ukraine. She was born on January 23, 1955, in Kropyvnytskyi (formerly Kirovohrad) in […]

Marina Dobrovolskaya was born in 1986 in Kharkiv. In 2009, she graduated from the GS Faculty of the Kharkiv National Academy of urban economy with a degree in architecture. Member of the Kharkiv Organization of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine (graphics section) since 2018. Participated in numerous All-Ukrainian exhibitions and international Plein-airs. His works are in private collections in Ukraine, Bulgaria, Spain, England, and America. Now he lives in Kyiv, is engaged in private orders and teaching activities in art studios, and works in the technique of graphics, in the genre of portrait, landscape, and still life.
The peculiarity of the artist is in her individual style of performance: the author works in a mixed technique of watercolors, pastels, and oil, which gives the works a sense of lightness, airiness, and volume. A special place in her work is occupied by portraits, which pay great attention to detail the transmission of a person’s character. In the technique of pencil, as well as mixed (pencil with liner), the artist depicts the urban landscape – one of her favorite subjects, which is due to her training at the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning under the guidance of excellent teachers: N. I. Krivoruchko, V. P. Manokhin, V. A. Kodin, L. A. Bogdanova and others.

100 x 70 cm Watercolor, oil on canvas Year – 2023 Marina Dobrovolskaya was born in 1986 in Kharkiv. In 2009, she graduated from the GS Faculty of the Kharkiv […]

100 x 80 cm Watercolor, oil on canvas Year – 2023 Marina Dobrovolskaya was born in 1986 in Kharkiv. In 2009, she graduated from the GS Faculty of the Kharkiv […]

Kseniya Oudenot is a Ukrainian born British artist living and working in Paris and London.
“The meaning of this work brings to the audience that there are moments in life, which are good and happy, especially closeness with the loved ones, you want them to last forever. But they vanish in time and sometimes time forces us to say goodbye to our loved ones. Therefore, this work acts as a ghost, something that disappears in time…”
Price 500 €. The artist will donate it to help Ukraine.

80 x 30 x 18 cm Thermoplastic, graphite and acrylic Year – 2018 Kseniya Oudenot is a Ukrainian born British artist living and working in Paris and London. “The meaning […]

Alina Khrapchynska is Ukrainian artist, painter, graphic designer, and teacher.

Member of the German Union of Artists( BBK Köln) since 2022.
The winner of the international open-air competition “Best Artist 2020” (l nominations)
Winner of the international plein-air competition “Best Artist 2021” (Grand Prix)
Participant of many international, republican, regional, and city exhibitions and plein airs. Has personal exhibitions.

Works in the field of easel painting, wall painting, and graphics. Main genre preferences: landscape, portrait, still life, plot composition. The artist’s works are in private, public, and museum collections in Ukraine, USA, China, France, Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, Bulgaria, Mexico, Spain, Turkey, Croatia, and other countries of the world.

100 x 80 cm Oil on canvas Year – 2023 Alina Khrapchynska is Ukrainian artist, painter, graphic designer, and teacher. Member of the German Union of Artists( BBK Köln) since […]

Alina Khrapchynska is Ukrainian artist, painter, graphic designer, and teacher.

80 x 100 cm Oil on canvas Year – 2023 Alina Khrapchynska is Ukrainian artist, painter, graphic designer, and teacher. Member of the German Union of Artists( BBK Köln) since […]

Pink and blue tones of the calm sky above the church of Ivan of Trogir, in the background a seascape and a lighthouse.

130 x 80 cm Oil on canvas Year – 2006 Pink and blue tones of the calm sky above the church of Ivan of Trogir, in the background a seascape […]

“Temptation” is a painting that skillfully employs the use of color and symbolism to portray the tantalizing allure of forbidden desires. It is a captivating tableau where the dichotomy of innocence and desire converge and clash. A girl is holding a red apple, an icon of temptation. This object, pulsating with an almost provocative brightness, acts as an invitation to transgress, to taste the forbidden, to succumb to the allure of sweet sin. The girl’s eyes twinkle with a blend of innocence and something more knowing, tempting the viewer into her narrative.

Turquoise, the predominant hue, washes over the canvas, imbuing the scene with an almost surreal tranquility. Yet, it is also a color of mystery and enigma, which further deepens the mesmerizing quality of the artwork. It hints at the veiled realities of the girl’s world, which are as beautiful and complex as they are inscrutable. In stark contrast to the calming turquoise is the red color. Its vibrant intensity signifies the passion and boldness associated with succumbing to temptation, making the fruit appear as a living entity brimming with the promise of indulgence.

In “Temptation,” what seems like a simple narrative transforms into a profound exploration of human nature and desire, as it skilfully probes the enthralling dance between the sweet allure of sin and the virtue of innocence.

A sailboat gliding along the waves against the wind, the complete opposite of a calm sky.

A beautiful flower, a symbol of love for one’s homeland, one’s people and one’s parents’ home. She is depicted in the picture as a beautiful girl who seems to reach for the sun.

A young woman with a child is a virgin holding a blessed child in her arms, sleeping carefree on her mother’s breast. This painting is the artist’s dream of an heir.

This image is an ode to the olive tree in whose veins flows the divine golden nectar – olive oil. From ancient times the olive branch is a symbol of peace. In the Bible, Noah was brought by a dove from the Most High himself, as a sign that the verse of his anger at people and the world flood had been stopped. The olive tree was the first to grow after the Flood, so its branch became a message of peace between God and Man.

Daughter of King Argos Acrisia. He once heard a visionary predict that his grandson would kill him. Frightened, the king decided to imprison his daughter. But the god Zeus, in love with Danae, descended with a golden rain on his beloved.

According to the ancient legend of “Ataahua” (the indigenous people of South America called bougainvillea by that name), once upon a time there lived a beautiful girl. The evil sorceress envied her beauty and turned her into a vine with indescribable little flowers, but the gods took pity
on the unfortunate woman and allowed her to “bloom” with leaves.

Angels – God’s messengers, Demons – are fallen angels who were cast out of heaven after rebelling against God. From ancient times until today, there has been an invisible confrontation, for the most valuable – the human soul. Pictured is a fight for a child who has not yet been born. However, after birth he has to choose his own path.

This image conveys all the pleasure and lightness experienced by a person observing the beauty of white tulips. How tender and weightless they are, as if hovering in the air.

The embossed and rough surface of the painting is a reflection of the feelings that overwhelmed the artist at the time of creation. Painted with energetic movements, sunflowers give the impression of being alive – heavy inflorescences filled with inner strength and elastic flexible stems are in constant motion, maturing and a vein before the eyes of the beholder.

The combination of white and pink shades, carefully painted peony petals, on a gray-blue background create a feeling of serenity and luxury.

Fruit on a plate, grapes, lemon on a silver platter and a candle, half peeled tangerine. This is an imaginary production of objects that are not interconnected in the plot, and are in the spirit of still life, as a special genre, where the artist is free to determine his compositional direction.

Static balance of objects and fruits. Aesthetics and harmony are all around us, even in simple things.

In the Garden of Eden, the serpent (image of Satan) persuaded Eve to taste the forbidden fruit of the knowledge of good and evil. Having tried it herself, she persuaded Adam to taste the fruit.
Angry at them, the Lord banished them from paradise.

We will donate 30% of this sale to aid Ukraine.

The sea waves, covered with white ridges of foam speak of eternity, you just have to listen to them.

According to ancient Greek legend, the goddess Aphrodite turned the beautiful nymph Peony into a flower to save her from the harassment of Apollo who was in love with her. Since then we can only admire such a perfect flower as a symbol of chastity and beauty.