Acrylic on stretched canvas, lacquer.

36x48"

This painting is a peaceful landscape where big fields of color blend together, showing both the huge and the tiny.

At first glance, you see a vast space filled with deep, rich colors that seem endless.

As you look closer, small details and textures appear, representing the tiny threads that make up everything.

The mix of big color fields and small details shows how everything is connected, illustrating the relationship between the infinite and the minuscule.

Acrylic on stretched canvas, lacquer.

36x48"

Could you imagine a life's own soundtrack? I guess it will always mix things up. But instead of resisting, we could try to go with the flow. It's about finding our way through the ups and downs. So, when life throws you a curveball, just go with it and find your rhythm.

Acrylic on stretched canvas, lacquer.

36x48"

"Tasting Sunset" is a semi-abstract artwork with a vibrant color palette. It aims to remind us how we're linked to nature. In this painting, the idea of tasting a sunset symbolizes being fully connected to the world around us. It's a gentle invitation to recognize that we are not separate from the natural world but rather integral parts of its ever-unfolding beauty and rhythm.

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.

Acrylic on stretched canvas, lacquer.

36x48"

In our pursuit of comfort and security, we construct a carefully crafted environment, akin to a Barbie-land, where we lay down metaphorical straw to cushion the blows and make our falls more bearable. This artificial construct initially serves as a refuge, a place where the harsh realities of life seem softened and more manageable.

However, with the passage of time, the allure of this carefully constructed sanctuary begins to wane. The scripted perfection and predictability of our created world become monotonous, and a yearning develops for the raw, unfiltered, and sometimes banal absurdities that characterize ordinary life. It's a thirst for the genuine, the unpredictable, and the beautifully imperfect moments that breathe life into our existence.

This hunger for the mundane absurdity arises when we find ourselves captivated by the unexpected interplay of our emotions. It's in those moments of contradiction and unpredictability that life becomes truly fascinating. The routine and the expected lose their appeal, and the craving for authenticity emerges. This authenticity is found in the everyday chaos, where emotions clash and intertwine, creating a dynamic tapestry of experiences.

Living becomes genuinely interesting when we embrace the fact that we cannot fully control or predict the disorder inherent in the world around us. The unscripted, spontaneous nature of life's absurdities offers a refreshing contrast to the artificial order we often seek to impose on our surroundings. In this paradoxical quest for both safety and genuine experience, we navigate the delicate balance between the comfort of the known and the exhilaration of the unknown.

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.

48x30"

"Despair Disappears in Action" shows how taking purposeful steps can conquer despair. It highlights our ability to overcome challenges by actively engaging with the world. The artwork suggests that, even in tough times, meaningful actions restore meaning to our lives, dispelling despair. It's a powerful reminder that our capacity to act can create a future that defies hopelessness.

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.

30x48"

This artwork blends soothing colors and flowing shapes, giving the impression of tectonic forces at work in a peaceful way. The painting exudes a sense of subtle energy and motion without the usual earthquake drama :)

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.

40x32"

We are coming here naked. Pure, open, and subtle. I wish us to keep this state as long as possible. Pastel tones made by acrylic media make us contemplate in naive dreamy colors, while simultaneously reminding us of being vulnerable and naked. The painting was created in silence by a Ukrainian artist Kateryna Kobylianska, based in Montreal.

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.

Acrylic on canvas, lacquer.

30x48"

All of us were given the same equity of being. And it's our choice how to use it: to go to the light or to darkness.
You will see naturally contrasting soothing colors in this painting, advanced with cozy texture.