I Can Have It All (2021) by Viktoriya Sendetska - subjektiv.art
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Viktoriya Sendetska
Artist from Germany
I am an artist from Ukraine, currently living in Germany. I hold a degree in architectural design, which has shaped my sense of spatial composition and bodily plasticity. I work exclusively with oil paints, experimenting with texture, color tension, and sensual figuration. What I love most about oils is their depth, density, and ability to convey physicality.
My work is an open dialogue about desire, vulnerability, and inner strength. It balances between eroticism and personal dramaturgy. I paint what is not always easy to say — but can be felt through the skin.
My paintings have found resonance with viewers from different countries — they live in private collections and have been exhibited in art spaces across Ukraine.
I am currently working on a series dedicated to the theme of female desire as an autonomous force.
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Viktoriya Sendetska
Artist from Germany
I am an artist from Ukraine, currently living in Germany. I hold a degree in architectural design, which has shaped my sense of spatial composition and bodily plasticity. I work exclusively with oil paints, experimenting with texture, color tension, and sensual figuration. What I love most about oils is their depth, density, and ability to convey physicality.
My work is an open dialogue about desire, vulnerability, and inner strength. It balances between eroticism and personal dramaturgy. I paint what is not always easy to say — but can be felt through the skin.
My paintings have found resonance with viewers from different countries — they live in private collections and have been exhibited in art spaces across Ukraine.
I am currently working on a series dedicated to the theme of female desire as an autonomous force.
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This is not just a scene. It's a gesture.
This painting is a manifesto of bodily freedom. It challenges social expectations that demand a woman to be neat, restrained, eternally appropriate. The heroine here is alive, hungry, sexual. And she allows herself to be all of it at once.
Her red lingerie is not for seduction — it’s her battle gear. She rejects the ideas of "decency," "modesty," "control." She’s not afraid to smudge her makeup or mess up her skin — because pleasure matters more than appearances. Her nudity doesn’t ask for permission, doesn’t play to the crowd. She eats with her hands, and the spaghetti sliding onto her breasts becomes a symbol — a declaration that rules don’t apply here. She can do anything. Because she is the law.
I am an artist from Ukraine, currently living in Germany. I hold a degree in architectural design, which has shaped my sense of spatial composition and bodily plasticity. I work exclusively with oil paints, experimenting with texture, color tension, and sensual figuration. What I love most about oils is their depth, density, and ability to convey physicality.
My work is an open dialogue about desire, vulnerability, and inner strength. It balances between eroticism and personal dramaturgy. I paint what is not always easy to say — but can be felt through the skin.
My paintings have found resonance with viewers from different countries — they live in private collections and have been exhibited in art spaces across Ukraine.
I am currently working on a series dedicated to the theme of female desire as an autonomous force.
