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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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Different
Mixed media by Savuliak Vita
200 x 100 cm • Bronze, Copper, Steel
Location:
Bromley, United Kingdom
“Different” is a signature sculptural work by Ukrainian metal artist Savuliak Vita, created as part of her master’s-level research into human emotional reactions and the nature of individuality.
The artwork is built around a central philosophical idea: every person experiences the world differently, and our reactions—joy, sorrow, anger, and calmness—shape the unique emotional language of who we are.
The composition consists of four expressive masks, each representing a distinct emotional state. Every mask is crafted from a different metal, emphasizing its character: copper, stainless steel, iron, and patinated surfaces.
Their colors, forms, and textures reflect the emotional symbolism of warm joy, cold sorrow, fiery rage, and balanced calmness.
Behind the masks stretches a dynamic arrangement of forged metal lines representing the ever-changing world—external forces that shape, influence, and intersect with our inner selves.
Each mask interacts with this background differently, symbolizing the varied sensitivity and strength of human reactions.
The artwork masterfully combines classical metalworking craftsmanship with a contemporary conceptual approach. It showcases a wide range of professional techniques: hand forging, laser cutting, riveting, welding, wire-stitching, patination, artificial aging, polishing, and multi-metal construction.
Over six years of academic study culminated in this complex, emotionally charged sculptural piece.
“Different” embodies both the theoretical depth of the artist’s research and the practical mastery of traditional and modern metal art.
Materials:
Copper, Stainless Steel, Iron, Patinated Metal, Forged Elements
Techniques: Forging, Riveting, Patination, Chemical Aging, Welding, Cold & Hot Shaping
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One-of-a-kind original, signed by the artist
Ideal for:
• Private collectors of contemporary sculpture
• Galleries seeking emotionally and conceptually powerful works
• Modern interiors requiring a statement centerpiece
• Institutions showcasing contemporary Ukrainian metal art
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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