Kateryna Kobylianska

Joined Artfinder: June 2024

Artworks for sale: 6

Canada

About Kateryna Kobylianska

 
 
  • Biography
    I'm a Ukrainian visual artist based in Montreal. I specialize in making semi-abstract art, that dives into the twists and turns of the human mind. I'm intrigued by the prevalent separation between human culture and nature, a theme that has driven my recent work. The goal is to challenge this separation and depict the interconnectedness of humans and natural essence. My artwork gets layers on layers with a mix of different media. I’m inspired by nature, cultural theories, and the whole wild ride of human thoughts and behavior. With a portfolio featuring over 25 exhibitions worldwide, I’ve been pushing my artistic limits since 2018. So, instead of boring you with 'this means that,' my art is more about 'this is what's out there.'  My creative process starts with my subconscious, and after I’m decoding these symbols within. The images take the lead, and then the language kicks in. It's a game-changer when people connect with my work and find something they've been looking for. My art reflects their experience, and it's a whole world of interpretations. Can silence break the boundaries of understanding? That’s what I’m trying to see. I went for semi-abstract forms, to convey what can't be put into words. In my art, I'm diving headfirst into the games our mind plays with us, exploring the whole illusion vs. truth challenge. I want people to pause from their busy lives and notice how they think and feel. My exhibitions are about creating a sense of community, combating isolation, and offering a space for meaningful content. My artistic influences are my encounters with silence. For me, silence is not just a lack of noise – it's a powerful presence. My art is a never-ending exploration of limits and, both material and non-material light. So now I would like to be fully present online without any restraints on my creativity. I would be so happy to become part of your artistic family and erase the borders between me and the spectator.
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Biography

I'm a Ukrainian visual artist based in Montreal. I specialize in making semi-abstract art, that dives into the twists and turns of the human mind. I'm intrigued by the prevalent separation between human culture and nature, a theme that has driven my recent work. The goal is to challenge this separation and depict the interconnectedness of humans and natural essence. My artwork gets layers on layers with a mix of different media. I’m inspired by nature, cultural theories, and the whole wild ride of human thoughts and behavior. With a portfolio featuring over 25 exhibitions worldwide, I’ve been pushing my artistic limits since 2018. So, instead of boring you with 'this means that,' my art is more about 'this is what's out there.'  My creative process starts with my subconscious, and after I’m decoding these symbols within. The images take the lead, and then the language kicks in. It's a game-changer when people connect with my work and find something they've been looking for. My art reflects their experience, and it's a whole world of interpretations. Can silence break the boundaries of understanding? That’s what I’m trying to see. I went for semi-abstract forms, to convey what can't be put into words. In my art, I'm diving headfirst into the games our mind plays with us, exploring the whole illusion vs. truth challenge. I want people to pause from their busy lives and notice how they think and feel. My exhibitions are about creating a sense of community, combating isolation, and offering a space for meaningful content. My artistic influences are my encounters with silence. For me, silence is not just a lack of noise – it's a powerful presence. My art is a never-ending exploration of limits and, both material and non-material light. So now I would like to be fully present online without any restraints on my creativity. I would be so happy to become part of your artistic family and erase the borders between me and the spectator.