Acrylic on stretched canvas, lacquer.

24x48"

Is it possible for life to become inappropriate?
$1,150.00
The artwork, "Is it Possible for Life to Become Inappropriate?" prompts viewers to question societal norms. It explores whether life can deviate from conventional expectations, inviting reflection on individuality and the fluid nature of the human experience.

Acrylic on stretched canvas, lacquer.

48x36"

"Life and Death Are Taking/Giving Everything" explores the connection between existence and the unending cycle of change. With its symbolic elements, the artwork prompts reflection on the dual forces of life and death, emphasizing their constant influence on our reality. It serves as a reminder of the inseparable link between these forces, forever engaged in a dance of creation and dissolution. The piece encourages contemplation on the fleeting nature of all things, urging us to accept the constant rhythm of life's ups and downs. By showcasing the interconnectedness of life and death, the artwork invites us to appreciate the beauty and fragility of our mortal journey, acknowledging that within every ending lies the potential for new beginnings. In embracing the perpetual flux, we discover the true essence of our humanity.

Acrylic on stretched canvas, lacquer.

36x48"

The quirkiness of nature meets the absurdity of existence. This painting is a testament to the randomness that life often throws our way.

Mixed media on canvas, lacquer.

36x36"

"Fragrant Temptation" is an original abstract painting that seduces your eyes with a sensuous palette.

Beyond its aesthetic allure, this artwork prompts a contemplation of the complex interplay between our senses and emotions. It's a journey into the heart of human desire, a philosophical puzzle that leaves you questioning the choices you make when faced with temptation. "Fragrant Temptation" is not merely a static piece on the wall; it's a dynamic exploration of the human experience, inviting you to unravel the mysteries of your desires and decisions in the face of such captivating beauty.

Acrylic on stretched canvas, lacquer.

36x48.30"

"Turning into a Shaman" is an abstract artwork that visually depicts the transformation of an individual into a shamanic figure. Through sandy colors and symbolic elements, it illustrates the shaman's journey from the ordinary world to the extraordinary, emphasizing their connection to nature and the spirit realm. The artwork invites viewers to contemplate the mystical process of becoming a shaman and connecting with the spiritual unknown.

Acrylic on stretched canvas, lacquer.

48x30"

"You Are Never Isolated" is an artwork that explores the interconnectedness of all beings and challenges the notion of isolation. It serves as a reminder that despite our perceived separateness, we are intricately interconnected with the world and with one another. The artwork encourages us to transcend the illusion of isolation and embrace the truth of our interdependence.

Acrylic on stretched canvas, lacquer.

36x36"

"A Vow to ground in the heart" encapsulates the idea of making a profound commitment to staying rooted in one's core beliefs and values. It signifies a promise to remain connected to one's authentic self, even in the face of life's challenges.

Acrylic on stretched canvas, lacquer.

36x48"

In "Elevated Elegance," the painting combines the gentle symbol of collective care with the dynamic movement towards the peaks. This artwork is part of a series that explores the connection between human experiences and the forces of nature, challenging the conventional notion of humans versus nature.

Acrylic on canvas, lacquer.

36x36"

Are You Fashioning Your Thoughts?" is an artwork that gently nudges us to pay attention not just to how we appear on the outside but also to what's going on inside. It encourages us to take charge of our own world and become the directors of our own outlook on life.

This artwork is like a soothing breath of fresh air with its earthy and mild colors. It's like a warm hug from nature itself. The gentle hues used in the piece remind us of the tranquility of a serene forest or a calm beach, grounding us in a sense of peace and balance.

When you look closely, you'll notice the rich texture in the artwork. It's like running your fingers over the bark of an ancient tree or feeling the softness of the sand beneath your toes. This texture adds depth and complexity to the piece, mirroring the intricate nature of our thoughts and the world we create within ourselves.

And, let's not forget the square shape of the artwork. It's like a window into a world of contemplation. The square is a symbol of stability and balance, reminding us to find equilibrium in our thoughts and actions as we craft our own unique perspective on life.

Acrylic on canvas, lacquer.

30x40"

Dreams or plans...seem like we are always one step away from our desired object. How to shorten this distance? How to be happy with what is already here? How do you find a desire that will satisfy you after achieving a goal? These answers you could look for while contemplating this abstract painting full of intriguing textures and harmonious colors.

Acrylic on canvas, lacquer.

36x36"

Pain is happening in our lives from time to time. I believe that our task as humans is to bring joy to eclipse the struggle. For me, it's art, what it is for you?

Acrylic on canvas, lacquer.

40x32"

One legend says, that the world was created in six days. On the seventh Creator was resting. But what happened on the eighth day?

Was the Creator resting again? Or playing with his new universe? Or escaping from responsibilities?

In this artwork Kateryna Kobylianska invites you, the spectator, to choose how the eighth day would be spent on your own. Imagine yourself as a Creator and see what the painting will reflect you back.

What does it do to you? The artwork makes you sit and rethink, refeel yourself.

Light colors with the combination of dark, invite your eyes to contemplate. A delicious play of textures makes you touch with your sight the space of an artwork.

Just allow it to yourself.

And to your wall.

Acrylic on canvas, lacquer.

33x40"

Sometimes we are seeing a consistent pattern, when in fact just coincidences made a game in front of our eyes. Let's not believe in everything we see, and nurture each other to ask questions. This abstract creamy contrasting painting would make you see patterns, but did they really meant to be there by Kateryna Kobylianska?

Mixed media on canvas, lacquer.

36x36"

This artwork is a visual essay on music. Jazzy mood, an adorable combination of colors, flirting with your eye.

Acrylic on canvas, lacquer.

30x40"

So easy to judge, so hard to value. This spacious artwork will remind its owner of the importance of being grateful. Pastel tones made by acrylic media make us contemplate in naive dreamy colors, which at the same time remind us of the earth and create a feeling of grounding. The painting is created in silence by a Ukrainian artist Kateryna Kobylianska, based in Montreal.