In my artistic practice, I explore the invisible dimensions of human experience: emotions, memory, loss, inner transformation, and the search for meaning.
Through symbolic abstraction, geometry, colour, and texture, I seek to express what often cannot be put into words. Working with acrylic, sand, and textured surfaces, I create spaces where tension and harmony, fragility and strength, presence and absence coexist.
My works offer no definitive answers. Instead, they invite viewers into an inner dialogue, encouraging personal discoveries and the search for their own meanings.
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Olena Marychevska
Artist from Ukraine
In my artistic practice, I explore the invisible dimensions of human experience: emotions, memory, loss, inner transformation, and the search for meaning.
Through symbolic abstraction, geometry, colour, and texture, I seek to express what often cannot be put into words. Working with acrylic, sand, and textured surfaces, I create spaces where tension and harmony, fragility and strength, presence and absence coexist.
My works offer no definitive answers. Instead, they invite viewers into an inner dialogue, encouraging personal discoveries and the search for their own meanings.
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A painting from the series "Where No One Awaits You."
This series explores the emotions experienced and the process of letting go after the loss of loved ones.
The painting "Talk to Me" deals with the loss of a father figure, as well as memories drawn from my dreams. The staff symbolizes the support provided by parents—a foundation from which a flower grows, representing us. The triangle signifies an invisible energy that is transmitted and persists between people, even when they are no longer physically present. For me, the image of mountains always evokes other, unseen worlds. It is as if souls emerge where the mountains end—and perhaps that is precisely where we will meet them again.
In my artistic practice, I explore the invisible dimensions of human experience: emotions, memory, loss, inner transformation, and the search for meaning.
Through symbolic abstraction, geometry, colour, and texture, I seek to express what often cannot be put into words. Working with acrylic, sand, and textured surfaces, I create spaces where tension and harmony, fragility and strength, presence and absence coexist.
My works offer no definitive answers. Instead, they invite viewers into an inner dialogue, encouraging personal discoveries and the search for their own meanings.
