02/06/2025

About changing the familiar landscape and people's connection with the land — join the discussion of the next artist talk

After a short break, we invite you to a new meeting within the framework of the project "Art Speaks", which will take place on June 7. We invited two artists to the conversation, namely Kateryna Konyushenko and Katya Salamakha.

Kateryna Konyushenko is a young multidisciplinary artist from Dnipro/Kharkov. She works with the theme of corporeality and the connection between man and the natural environment. Among the media she uses action, painting, graphics, sculpture, including homemade materials. Currently, she has two optics in her work: corporeality directly and the study of the relationship between man and the land on which he lives or is forced to live.

Katya Salamakha was born in Nikopol, lived in Dnipro for some time, and is currently studying in Lviv. In her practice, the artist balances on the border of memories and present reality, exploring emotional states - her own and those around her. She works with all possible media at hand, including her own hair - everything that can best convey her thoughts. Most often these are photos, paintings, videos, installations.

WHEN: Saturday, June 7, 4:00 PM
WHERE: Artsvit Gallery, Krutogornyy Uzviz 21a, Dnipro. Entrance through the glass sliding doors from the side of Uspenskaya Square

Admission is free

Project author: Oleksandra Shovkun
Photo: Stanislav Pyvonos

We remind you that our open call for participation in the project "Art Speaks" is ongoing, so join us - leave your applications at the link.

*In the background is a work by Tereza Barabash from the exhibition "Like in the Movie..." at the Artsvit Gallery in 2022

About changing the familiar landscape and people's connection with the land — join the discussion of the next artist talk

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