artist: Oleksandra Voronina

series: With head in the sky

title: Prolog

portfolio: https://www.instagram.com/oleksandravoronina

combine in my works volumetric art with a flat image. I strive to ensure that the object would be interesting not only for its shape and complex structure but also for fine-tuned details. I develop objects that look like something large and integral in space, which you can to look at from afar, and look at the details at close range. I force the viewer move together with my artwork and the images that he sees and which should evoke in him emotional return. I am interested in how shapes and colors influence the viewer, his mood, and thoughts.

My path from collapse in the brain and around me to emotional balance through self-examination and awareness. I began to build this work in my head after realizing that I alone cannot always achieve what I want. It was stressful because I hate to ask anyone for help. This was the period of my increased vulnerability and sensitivity. Awareness of the need to have people in all spheres of life, which swayed my self-esteem. And then I lost my balance completely, as my life is filled with tragic events and emotional swings.

My work is based on my observation of the relationship between people. I also build on the influence of a person or social group on my emotional background, on my own feelings. In the future, art should give me the opportunity to draw attention to social problems and accompany their solution. Now I'm interested in many sphere of art and I want, if possible, to try everything. I prefer to constantly little change my technique. I work in parallel with flat images such as painting, graphics, photography and with voluminous works, installation and sculpture. And also contribute to media art.

This work was exhibited in the 2021 Museum of Wild and Newfangled Art Biennial, which took place from April 30 through September 22, 2021. The 2021 mowna Biennial exhibited an international pool of artists selected from 44 countries gathered through a free call for submissions process that ran from January through March of 2021. The Biennial includes all forms of art made from 2019 to 2021. The show has been added to mowna's collection, which is available for viewing online at https://www.mowna.org.

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