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Оксана Солоп
Artist from Ukraine
Oksana Solop is a Ukrainian artist working with an authorial decoupage technique at the intersection of collage, painting, and object. Her practice is based on collecting fragments — images, memories, traces of lived experience — and reassembling them into layered, symbolic compositions.
Decoupage in her work is a slow, intuitive process of reconstruction, where destruction becomes a condition for creating new meaning. Themes of home, loss, vulnerability, and transformation appear not as narratives, but as states — quiet, tactile, and deeply personal.
Her works invite the viewer into an intimate space where fragility becomes a form of strength, and the subjective experience opens toward the universal.
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Don't hide
Mixed media by Оксана Солоп
151 x 75 cm • Varnish, Plywood, Phot
Location:
Kharkiv, Ukraine
Don’t Hide explores inner presence and embodied memory. The figure, composed of repeated fragments of the body, resembles a mirror in which a person encounters themselves both from within and from the outside. The gestures of the hands suggest protection, restraint, and acceptance at the same time—an intimate pause before facing one’s own truth. The central silhouette seems to emerge from the depth of the body, symbolizing the authentic self that cannot be concealed behind fear, shame, or social roles. The red background intensifies the sense of tension and vulnerability, turning the space into a stage of inner confession. The work invites the viewer not to escape from themselves, but to remain visible—even in their fragility.
Location:
Kharkiv, Ukraine
About the artist
Оксана Солоп
Artist from Ukraine
Oksana Solop is a Ukrainian artist working with an authorial decoupage technique at the intersection of collage, painting, and object. Her practice is based on collecting fragments — images, memories, traces of lived experience — and reassembling them into layered, symbolic compositions.
Decoupage in her work is a slow, intuitive process of reconstruction, where destruction becomes a condition for creating new meaning. Themes of home, loss, vulnerability, and transformation appear not as narratives, but as states — quiet, tactile, and deeply personal.
Her works invite the viewer into an intimate space where fragility becomes a form of strength, and the subjective experience opens toward the universal.
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