
Artist Statement
Nature is the primary source of inspiration for my creativity. Through my works, I aim to convey the harmony and fragility of nature. Each of my pieces is an attempt to capture that unique moment, which may be fleeting, yet incredibly precious at the same time.
I work with various techniques and materials, often combining traditional and contemporary approaches. My goal is to convey not only the outward appearance of nature but also its depth, the emotional resonance it evokes. Through my works, I want to convey the vulnerability of the surrounding world and the importance of preserving it for future generations.
Bio
Viktoriia Kovalenko is a Ukrainian artist whose work blends impressionism and realism. She was born in 1993 in Kharkiv, Ukraine, and graduated from V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University.
Viktoriia began her artistic journey in 2014, gradually expanding her visual language and deepening her connection with nature. Nature remains her main source of inspiration — through her art, she seeks to convey its harmony and fragility, capturing fleeting yet precious moments.
She works with various media, including watercolor, oil and acrylic paints, and epoxy resin.
Viktoriia has participated in both Ukrainian and international exhibitions, both online and offline. She also held a solo exhibition at the Cherkasy Art Museum.
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Personal exhibition:
2025 Those Who Grew. Cherkasy Regional Art Museum. Cherkasy. Ukraine
Group exhibitions:
2025 “Between worlds”. Taras Shevchenko National Museum. Kyiv. Ukraine
2025 Panoramas Exhibition, Echo Studio, San Paolo, Brazil
2025 When the Chestnuts Bloom in Kyiv, Mykhailo Hrushevsky Museum. Kyiv. Ukraine
2025 Blooming, Kaş Sanatevi, Kas, Turkey
2025 Temporarily Here. Meta Senses Gallery. Online. Ukraine
2024 Invisible Gardens. Taras Shevchenko National Museum. Kyiv. Ukraine
2023 Botanical Art Exhibition. SUBA. Online. Ukraine
Public Collections:
Cherkasy Regional Art Museum. Cherkasy. Ukraine
Publications:
Still Life by Collect Art, 2025
101 contemporary artists and more… by Collect Art, 2025
Catalogs:
“Between worlds” – catalog of exhibition, 2025
“Temporarily Here” – catalog of exhibition, 2025
“Invisible Gardens.” – catalog of exhibition, 2024
“Botanical Art Exhibition” – catalog of exhibition, 2023
Education
2010-2016 V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, experimental nuclear and plasma physics