Myroslava Perevalska’s art sits on the border of memory and abstraction, where color becomes alive and form dissolves into emotion. Each piece is a living, layered experience of individual and collective experience shaped by time, place, and the liminal state of being. Her work fluidly moves from representation to abstraction and back again, at times blurring the lines of what is seen and what is felt. Her use of bold color in combination with delicate texture create works that portray both vulnerability and strength. Whether through the broad strokes of a brush or the more intricate mark making, Perevalska creates spaces where feeling is not only expressed but felt, where the canvas itself becomes a living breathing entity. At its core, Perevalska’s collection is an open-ended conversation with the past and present, an attempt to find meaning in chaos and an exploration of the unknown. The works themselves are not static images, but the remnants of moments fleeting by, captured and reshaped through Perevalska’s unique lens. To view this collection is to step into a space where art is not only a question but an answer, where abstraction contains truth.