Victoria Nikolaevna Shevchenko was born on August 10, 1971 in Kharkov. During her school years, she studied at an art studio. In the future, she studied graphics and watercolors. Interested in art history. All the years she studied the life and work of artists of the 18-19th century. Since 2018, she has been seriously engaged in oil painting. Over the past 3 years, she has taken part in 4 group offline exhibitions, in various online competitions.In December 2020, she took 2nd and two 3rd places in the online selection competition for the annual Golden Time Talent in London. Received an invitation to participate in the exhibition and awards ceremony in London. October 2021 - Certificate "Special Recognition" for the participation of the painting "The smell of chrysanthemums" in the international online competition of contemporary art in Prague "6Contest - Harmony of Art". November 2022 -offline exhibition "Abstract Art - 2022", National Union of Artists
Ukraine, Ivano-Frankivsk,
2nd International
art competition "Avangard" -2nd place, November 2022
The main styles are realism, impressionism, symbolism, seascape.
Positive Art is the main concept and essence of creativity. Transform any events in life, any experiences and impressions into positive images. Notice the state of the soul, associations and moods and convey through the image of natural phenomena, through flowers and all living things. Find in this inner strength for yourself and for those who need support.Lives and works in Kharkov, Ukraine.
An artist remains an artist in any circumstances, even in such a terrible and absurd time as war. One of my new paintings "Premonition" is taking part in the 1st Trienal of Abstract Art in Ukraine, Ivano Frankivsk.
When the invasion of Russian troops into Ukraine began on February 24, 2022, we were all in shock for several days. All the time it seemed that you just need to wake up and this nightmare will end. But then traces of shelling, columns of smoke, destroyed houses, factories, schools became visible. I started posting these photos.I am an artist. And I realized that I will not draw it. I don't want to draw it. My credo is Positive Art. In my paintings, I was looking for a way to light out of the fog and darkness of the circumstances in which I found myself in life. Looking for joy, harmony.And now the war. I thought: “And who needs my flowers, my landscapes now?”And then, after the 8th day of the war, I painted the painting "I believe in my Ukraine." The next day, another one - "My Ukraine". And I realized that somehow I can combine it - the relevance and my experiences, my state of mind and my attitude to what is happening, my flowers and landscapes. And the main thing in all the paintings is Positive Art.
