Титаник (2024) Collages by Olha Shevchenko
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Art image bank2024, 60×60 cm, Acrylic on linen canvas, cutouts from vintage newspapers of 1921, map of the city of Cherbourg from a 1989 calendar, shells and glass fragments from the Normandy coast, artist's earring, and a burnt matchstick.
The most unsinkable ship disappeared after striking a frozen mass. Titanic is a symbol of hopes, plans, and ambitions shattering against reality. Wars, catastrophes, social upheavals, personal tragedies—everyone has their own iceberg. Some step off in time, some struggle to stay afloat, and some vanish into the depths.
I collected shards of ocean-worn glass from the beaches of Normandy. Smoothed by water, wind, and time. Then I broke them again, rearranging the fragments—to give them a new story. Now, they can sound the way You need them to, like music that plays to the very end, regardless of the circumstances.
At the center of the work lies a map of Cherbourg, the last port before the disaster. The only place where there was still a chance to disembark, to foresee what lay ahead, and to choose a different course. Consciousness is like an iceberg—we see only its peak, but the hidden part is always greater. If You break down the glass of the past and piece it into a new mosaic, it will reveal Your best choice.
“Titanic” is a reflection on fate, the paths we take, and the points of no return. A reminder that even a collision with an iceberg is not the end—if You can recognize its shape in time
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Olay Shevchenko, artiste et photographe visionnaire, s'est lancée dans son odyssée créative au milieu du tumulte de la guerre en Ukraine. Son exploration de la liberté des femmes à travers l’art est devenue la pierre angulaire de son identité artistique. Fuyant les ombres menaçantes des peurs et des contraintes du temps de guerre, elle a trouvé réconfort et inspiration dans les récits de vie, en créant des pièces qui transcendent la simple représentation, incarnant à la fois leur force et leur vulnérabilité.
Dans sa pratique, Olya se penche sur le phénomène complexe du temps : insaisissable, intangible et perdu. Elle cherche à inverser son cours, en ressuscitant des sensations et des impressions du passé grâce au pouvoir transformateur de l'art. Le «déclencheur» de son processus créatif réside souvent dans des révélations soudaines, déclenchées par des détails apparemment discrets : des fragments de poésie, des éclats de verre emportés par la mer et les pages jaunies de magazines vintage vieux de plus de cent ans. Chaque élément soigneusement placé sur sa toile tisse un kaléidoscope d'associations, formant une tapisserie fascinante qui reflète l'essence de son profond parcours artistique.
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Nationality:
UKRAINE
- Date of birth : 1985
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Ukrainian Contemporary Artists