Andrii Davydenko, a contemporary Ukrainian artist, embarked on his artistic journey in 2016 as a student at the Kyiv College of Art and Design. There, he delved into the study of various artistic mediums, including graphics, painting, and graphic editors. In 2021, he furthered his artistic education by enrolling in the National Academy of Art and Architecture, specializing in painting and later joining the workshop of monumental art named after Storozhenko.
Davydenko's artistic explorations encompass a wide range of topics and mediums. Early in his career, he focused on researching typical Ukrainian architecture during the Soviet occupation, employing diverse techniques such as oil painting, acrylic posters, mosaic panels, and landscapes crafted from insulating tape. His enthusiasm for artistic materials and their unconventional applications is evident in his work. Additionally, Davydenko expresses a deep appreciation for classical Italian painting and Ukrainian art throughout different historical periods, showcasing his diverse influences and interests in the realm of visual arts.
