Toro. Cycles of Life II (2025) by Krystyna Vershyna - subjektiv.art
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Krystyna Vershyna
Artist from Ukraine
Ukrainian artist working with ceramics, sculpture, and installation. Born in Berdyansk, a city currently under Russian occupation, she is now based in Lviv, Ukraine.
Her artistic practice explores memory, transformation, and the relationship between the human psyche and material form. Approaching clay as a living medium, she investigates its capacity to preserve traces of experience, emotion, and time. Through hand-built ceramic sculptures and vessels, she creates symbolic worlds inhabited by mythical creatures, ancient beasts, and hybrid forms.
Drawing on folk imagery, baroque ornamentation, and personal narratives, Vershyna creates works that explore resilience, identity, and the process of self-discovery through ceramic form.
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Collaboration Codex Vi × Serhii Serkach
The body as a map of the primal choice.
The bull’s shape becomes a symbolic reflection of Adam and Eve’s first choice.
2/8 unique ceramic works
Ukrainian artist working with ceramics, sculpture, and installation. Born in Berdyansk, a city currently under Russian occupation, she is now based in Lviv, Ukraine.
Her artistic practice explores memory, transformation, and the relationship between the human psyche and material form. Approaching clay as a living medium, she investigates its capacity to preserve traces of experience, emotion, and time. Through hand-built ceramic sculptures and vessels, she creates symbolic worlds inhabited by mythical creatures, ancient beasts, and hybrid forms.
Drawing on folk imagery, baroque ornamentation, and personal narratives, Vershyna creates works that explore resilience, identity, and the process of self-discovery through ceramic form.
