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Savuliak Vita
Artist from Ukraine
Vita Savulyak is an emerging artist from Lviv, Ukraine. She works primarily with abstract forms, geometric structures and textured acrylic techniques, creating bold, contemporary pieces that explore movement, contrast and visual rhythm.
Alongside her painting practice, Vita is also a tattoo artist known as Sa.li Tattoo, where she develops her own signature style based on clean lines, symbolism and expressive composition. Her experience in tattooing adds precision, confidence and a unique sense of detail to her canvas works.
Vita’s art is influenced by urban architecture, emotional states and the interplay between structure and spontaneity. Each artwork is created as a one-of-a-kind piece, combining colour, texture and geometry to form a strong, modern visual statement.
She currently works between Lviv and London, developing new series in both tattoo and fine art.
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Savuliak Vita
Artist from Ukraine
Vita Savulyak is an emerging artist from Lviv, Ukraine. She works primarily with abstract forms, geometric structures and textured acrylic techniques, creating bold, contemporary pieces that explore movement, contrast and visual rhythm.
Alongside her painting practice, Vita is also a tattoo artist known as Sa.li Tattoo, where she develops her own signature style based on clean lines, symbolism and expressive composition. Her experience in tattooing adds precision, confidence and a unique sense of detail to her canvas works.
Vita’s art is influenced by urban architecture, emotional states and the interplay between structure and spontaneity. Each artwork is created as a one-of-a-kind piece, combining colour, texture and geometry to form a strong, modern visual statement.
She currently works between Lviv and London, developing new series in both tattoo and fine art.
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Roads
Painting by Savuliak Vita
100 x 100 cm • Acrilic
Location:
Bromley, United Kingdom
“Roads” is a geometric abstract composition symbolizing the intersections of human paths, the choices we make, and the inner changes that shape who we are.
Created with acrylic on a 100×100 cm canvas, the piece blends sharp lines, contrasting colours and textured surfaces, forming a visual map of movement — both external and emotional.
Inspired by the atmosphere of Ukrainian cities, the rhythm of Lviv, and the feeling of being constantly in motion, the painting reflects the idea that our roads are rarely straight. They cross, diverge, and come together again — just like people’s lives.
Red and blue lines represent decisions and turning points. Brighter segments mark clarity and direction, while the darker areas capture moments of pause, when the next step must be found. At the centre of the composition lies a point where all routes meet, creating a strong sense of energy and motion.
This artwork is about choice, direction, and quiet determination.
About moving forward even when the road is difficult.
About Ukraine — a place that continues its path with resilience and strength.
Location:
Bromley, United Kingdom
About the artist
Savuliak Vita
Artist from Ukraine
Vita Savulyak is an emerging artist from Lviv, Ukraine. She works primarily with abstract forms, geometric structures and textured acrylic techniques, creating bold, contemporary pieces that explore movement, contrast and visual rhythm.
Alongside her painting practice, Vita is also a tattoo artist known as Sa.li Tattoo, where she develops her own signature style based on clean lines, symbolism and expressive composition. Her experience in tattooing adds precision, confidence and a unique sense of detail to her canvas works.
Vita’s art is influenced by urban architecture, emotional states and the interplay between structure and spontaneity. Each artwork is created as a one-of-a-kind piece, combining colour, texture and geometry to form a strong, modern visual statement.
She currently works between Lviv and London, developing new series in both tattoo and fine art.
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