**Kalyna Seriakovska** is a Ukrainian artist based in Vienna. Her practice is primarily focused on painting and material experimentation, combining acrylic with concrete, wax, markers and other media.
She explores the Japanese ink painting technique of *sumi-e*, working with ink on canvas and paper. Her abstract expressionist works are informed by Gestalt principles of visual perception, while her figurative paintings draw on family stories, personal memories and archival imagery.
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This expressive, semi-abstract painting portrays a seated female figure, her gaze directed upward in a moment of contemplation. Bold, angular lines and fragmented planes of color emphasize her form, while a checkerboard pattern on the right contrasts with the vibrant blue and organic shapes on the left. The muted palette, with purples, yellows, and fleshy tones, creates a dramatic and introspective atmosphere. The raw brushwork and contrasting elements evoke themes of vulnerability and resilience, blending structure and emotion in a striking composition. Work situated in Tbilisi
**Kalyna Seriakovska** is a Ukrainian artist based in Vienna. Her practice is primarily focused on painting and material experimentation, combining acrylic with concrete, wax, markers and other media.
She explores the Japanese ink painting technique of *sumi-e*, working with ink on canvas and paper. Her abstract expressionist works are informed by Gestalt principles of visual perception, while her figurative paintings draw on family stories, personal memories and archival imagery.
