Beauty is in the eye of the beholder (2026) by Oleksandr Topchyi - subjektiv.art
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Oleksandr Topchyi
Artist from Ukraine
I born in 1982 in Severodonetsk, Ukraine.Now I live in Kyiv, Ukraine
I graduated from the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture.
I am inspired by the artwork of European masters: Pierre Bonnard, Sisley, of course Van Gogh and some of Matisse.
My artworks are also in private collections in Europe, Asia, and USA.
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The phrase "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder" is attributed to Oscar Wilde.
It meaning is that beauty is not a property of an object, but rather a subjective reaction of the viewer to it, and that each person sees beauty in their own unique perception.
I tried to apply this phrase to the world-famous artwork of Kazimir Malevich, adding my creative compositional solutions.
It is known that Kazimir Malevich created four versions of the "Black Square," all of which differed only in size.
My artwork is based on the dimensions of the very first version of the "Black Square."
I born in 1982 in Severodonetsk, Ukraine.Now I live in Kyiv, Ukraine
I graduated from the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture.
I am inspired by the artwork of European masters: Pierre Bonnard, Sisley, of course Van Gogh and some of Matisse.
My artworks are also in private collections in Europe, Asia, and USA.
