"Bunny in Flowers" (2026) by Viktoriia Hunina - subjektiv.art
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Viktoriia Hunina
Artist from Ukraine
My art is about honesty with myself — an attempt to speak about pain and hope, about life, and about the ability to remain oneself even in dark times.
Graphic art and embroidery complement each other in my practice: the line is fast and precise, the thread is a repetitive movement. When I stitch through paper, it helps me gather my thoughts and find calm.
Many of my works are about home — not only as a place, but as a feeling of safety, trust, and support.
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Here, the rabbit isn't drawn — it's stitched, red thread, one stitch at a time, as though it grew tired of staying an ordinary drawing. Beside it are two tulips, rendered in pencil in a classic manner, a kind of reminder that not every element in this piece wants to be special.
I like the contrast: the graphite stays restrained, while the embroidery gets a little mischievous, scattered in stars across the rabbit's figure. What emerged is a piece that invites a closer look — tactile, almost dimensional, unlike the usual "drawing behind glass."
20×20 cm, graphite pencil and red thread embroidery on paper. A small format — easy to find its place on a wall, without needing a whole composition built around it.
My art is about honesty with myself — an attempt to speak about pain and hope, about life, and about the ability to remain oneself even in dark times.
Graphic art and embroidery complement each other in my practice: the line is fast and precise, the thread is a repetitive movement. When I stitch through paper, it helps me gather my thoughts and find calm.
Many of my works are about home — not only as a place, but as a feeling of safety, trust, and support.
