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.

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.