Viktoriia Grokholska is a Ukrainian contemporary artist based in Kyiv, working primarily with oil and watercolor. Her practice explores nature, memory, emotional states, and the beauty of everyday forms.
Drawing inspiration from botanical imagery and the natural world, she combines careful observation with a contemporary, symbolic approach. Flowers, fruits, birds, and human figures become a visual language through which she reflects on presence, vulnerability, transformation, and inner experience.
Her works have been presented in solo and group exhibitions in Ukraine and are held in private collections internationally. Alongside her artistic practice, Viktoriia works as an art educator and curator.
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This delicate pink poppy bud, caught right on the brink of blooming, was inspired by the quiet tension of new beginnings. Set against a radiant sky-blue background, the composition celebrates the tactile beauty and raw vitality of nature’s quietest moments.
Painted with professional-grade oil paints, the artwork features rich, expressive brushstrokes that give the petals and textured stem a vivid physical depth. The round tondo format creates an intimate, modern lens through which to view this botanical subject.
- Medium: Professional oil on canvas
- Artwork Size: 20 x 20 cm (approx. 8 x 8 in)
- Total Size with Frame: 23 x 23 cm (approx. 9.25 x 9.25 in)
- Framing: Ready to hang, fitted in a wooden circular frame with hardware included
- Mood: Uplifting, calm, and evocative of early spring growth
I hope this piece brings a sense of fresh anticipation and serene warmth to your space.
Viktoriia Grokholska is a Ukrainian contemporary artist based in Kyiv, working primarily with oil and watercolor. Her practice explores nature, memory, emotional states, and the beauty of everyday forms.
Drawing inspiration from botanical imagery and the natural world, she combines careful observation with a contemporary, symbolic approach. Flowers, fruits, birds, and human figures become a visual language through which she reflects on presence, vulnerability, transformation, and inner experience.
Her works have been presented in solo and group exhibitions in Ukraine and are held in private collections internationally. Alongside her artistic practice, Viktoriia works as an art educator and curator.
