Myroslava Perevalska’s work exists at the crossroads of memory and abstraction, where colors pulse with energy, and forms dissolve into emotion. Each piece is a layered exploration of personal and collective experience, shaped by the shifting landscapes of time, place, and identity. Her art moves fluidly between the recognizable and the abstract, often blurring the line between what is seen and what is felt. Swaths of bold color interact with delicate textures, creating compositions that speak of both vulnerability and resilience. Whether through sweeping brushstrokes or intricate mark-making, her work invites the viewer into a space where emotion is not just depicted but felt, where the canvas becomes a living, breathing entity. At its core, Perevalska’s collection is an ongoing dialogue with the past and present, a search for meaning in chaos, and an embrace of the unknown. These works are not simply static images; they are echoes of memory, fragments of fleeting moments, captured and reshaped through the artist’s distinct lens. To engage with this collection is to step into a realm where art is both a question and an answer, a reminder that within abstraction, there is deep truth.