Метка: Ukraine

Princess Olga in defence of the capital City landscape

Princess Olga in defence of the capital

Princess Olga ascended the throne after the death of Prince Igor Rurikovich and was the de facto ruler of Kievan Rus’ from 944 to 964. Olga is immortalised not only in the history of Ukraine and the world, but also in a monument erected in her honour in 1911 on St. Michael’s Square in Kyiv, sculpted by I. Kavaleridze and P. Snitkin.
A wise, far-sighted, fearless, decisive, invincible ruler according to the chronicle, she was canonised as an equal to the apostles by the Orthodox Church for accepting and spreading Christianity and building churches…
The beginning of 2022, the Russian invasion, did Olga prevent the occupiers from breaking through to Kyiv? Surrounded by sandbags, the pedestal is ready to withstand a siege in the very heart of the capital, where on 21 May 2022 an exhibition of equipment destroyed in fierce battles on the approaches to the capital opened. What is this? A symbolic coincidence or a new legend about a powerful ruler who once avenged her husband’s death?

  • Princess Olga in defence of the capital
    Princess Olga in defence of the capital. Frame option
  • Princess Olga in defence of the capital
    Princess Olga in defence of the capital. Close-up
  • Princess Olga in defence of the capital
    Princess Olga in defence of the capital. Close-up
  • Princess Olga in defence of the capital
    Princess Olga in defence of the capital. Sidepiece. Close-up
  • Princess Olga in defence of the capital
    Princess Olga in defence of the capital. Sidepiece. Close-up
  • Princess Olga in defence of the capital
    Princess Olga in defence of the capital. Close-up. Signature of the artist
  • Princess Olga in defence of the capital
    Princess Olga in defence of the capital. Backside
  • Princess Olga in defence of the capital
    Princess Olga in defence of the capital
  • Princess Olga in defence of the capital
    Princess Olga in defence of the capital. Interior: hall with the picture on the wall
  • Unbreakable and Independent
    Diploma of participation in the All-Ukrainian Art Exhibition ’Unbreakable and Independent’

The painting is the participant of All-Ukrainian painting exhibition ’Unbreakable and Independent’. The exhibition was located in the House of Warrior, Lviv.

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TITLE: Princess Olga in defence of the capital
COLLECTION: War in Ukraine
YEAR: 2022/2024
ARTWORK TYPE: Original Art/One of a kind
DIMENSIONS: 40х50сm
TECHNIQUES: Oil on acrylic undercoat
RELATED THEMES: City landscape, War
SUPPORT OR SURFACE: Canvas on the canvas-stretcher
FRAMING: No
CATALOGUE N: Kovalska092

Destroyed house in Dnipro. Horror of the war City landscape

Destroyed house in Dnipro. Horror of the war

I was shocked by the news. I tried to convey the horror of the war in this painting. I was only able to finish this painting a year and a half after the tragedy. It’s very hard morally to paint such a thing…
A missile attack on an apartment building in Dnipro took place on 14 January 2023 at 15:30 local time. The attack was carried out by Russian troops during a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The missile strike destroyed part of an apartment block. As of 19 January, 46 dead, among them three children, and 75 wounded (among them 13 children) were known.
On 17 January at 13:00, the search and rescue operation was completed at 13:00, the Russian attack killed 44 people, in the evening it was announced a total of 45 dead.
Thus, the rescue operation lasted 69 hours. A total of 39 people (including 6 children) were rescued, 79 wounded (among them 16 children), in hospitals at the time of completion of the operation were 28 victims (10 in serious condition). 45 people died (6 of them children, the youngest child was 11 months old). 236 flats were destroyed, more than 400 people were left without housing.
As of 10:40 on 19 January, police had received 420 reports of damaged property, 43 of damaged cars and 10 of damaged buildings. Eleven people remain missing.
On 19 January, 46 people were reported dead.

  • Destroyed house in Dnipro. Horror of the war
    Destroyed house in Dnipro. Horror of the war
  • MALUY.UA
    The exhibition of the winners of the XV International Art Festival MALUY.UA
  • Destroyed house in Dnipro. Horror of the war
    Destroyed house in Dnipro. Horror of the war. Close-up
  • Destroyed house in Dnipro. Horror of the war
    Destroyed house in Dnipro. Horror of the war. Close-up
  • Destroyed house in Dnipro. Horror of the war
    Destroyed house in Dnipro. Horror of the war. Sidepiece. Close-up
  • Destroyed house in Dnipro. Horror of the war
    Destroyed house in Dnipro. Horror of the war
  • Destroyed house in Dnipro. Horror of the war
    Destroyed house in Dnipro. Horror of the war. In the exhibition hall
  • Diploma of winners of the XV International Art Festival MALUY.UA
  • Exhibition Participant Certificate
    Exhibition Participant Certificate
  • Exhibition Participant Certificate
    Exhibition Participant Certificate
  • Diploma of winners of the XV International Art Festival MALUY.UA
  • Unbreakable and Independent
    Diploma of participation in the All-Ukrainian Art Exhibition ’Unbreakable and Independent’

This painting is the winner of the qualifying competition and the participant of the exhibitions of winners of the XV International Art Festivals MALUY.UA (24.05 — 9.08.2025) and XVI International Art Festivals MALUY.UA, (10.08 — 1.10.2025) held in the Central Park of Culture and Recreation in Kiev; Participant of the international art exhibition ‘Generations of War. The Fourth Year’ as part of the XI International Festival of Ukrainian Culture ‘Ucraina Fest’. Barcelona, Spain (9-15.09.2025); ; Participant of the All-Ukrainian Painting Exhibition ‘Unbreakable and Independent’ in Lviv (August-September 2025)

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TITLE: Destroyed house in Dnipro. Horror of the war
COLLECTION: War in Ukraine
YEAR: 2022/2024
ARTWORK TYPE: Original Art/One of a kind
DIMENSIONS: 70 х 50 сm
TECHNIQUES: Oil
RELATED THEMES: City landscape, War
SUPPORT OR SURFACE: Canvas on the canvas-stretcher
FRAMING: No
CATALOGUE N: Kovalska091

Abstraction

Portal

  • Portal. Frame option
  • Portal. Close up
  • Portal. Interior: liviing-room with a picture on the wall
  • Portal

My children’s paintings
This collection contains pictures drawn by my children.
Arkadiy Morozov. 9 years old
The painting was done by my son. From the pencil sketch to the signature on the back, he did everything himself. I only supervised the process a little and suggested a few things.
TITLE: Portal
YEAR: 2023
ARTWORK TYPE: Original Art/One of a kind
DIMENSIONS: 60 х 50 sm
TECHNIQUES: Oil
RELATED THEMES: Abstraction
SUPPORT OR SURFACE: Canvas
FRAMING: No

Butterfly on a pavement Animals

Butterfly on a pavement

The painting was done by my daughter.
Olga Kovalska. 12 years old

  • Butterfly on a pavement
    Butterfly on a pavement
  • Butterfly on a pavement
    Butterfly on a pavement. Close-up
  • Butterfly on a pavement
    Butterfly on a pavement. Backside signed by the artist
  • Butterfly on a pavement
    Butterfly on a pavement (Frame option)
  • Butterfly
    Butterfly. Interior: liviing-room with a picture on the wall

TITLE: Butterfly on a pavement
YEAR: 2023
ARTWORK TYPE: Original Art/One of a kind
DIMENSIONS: 40 х 30 sm
TECHNIQUES: Acrylic
RELATED THEMES: Animals
SUPPORT OR SURFACE: Canvas
FRAMING: No

Religious art

Last Supper

  • Last Supper. Frame option
  • Last Supper
  • Last Supper. Close up

TITLE: Last Supper
YEAR: 2022
ARTWORK TYPE: Original Art/One of a kind
DIMENSIONS: 21 х 29,7 cm
TECHNIQUES: Acrylic
RELATED THEMES: Religious art
SUPPORT OR SURFACE: Paper
FRAMING: No

City landscape

A big pain. After the air raid

The realities of life during the war. The picture reflects pain, fear, anger at the aggressor and the situation. What is the alma mater to blame for? The educational institution is not a military facility. The monument to T.H. Shevchenko in Borodyanka, shot by the occupiers, immediately comes to mind. It looks like a war of symbols, substitution of concepts, extermination of civilians, encroachment on the cultural heritage and education of future generations.
The picture is a symbol of invincibility, it emphasizes the strength of spirit and willpower. Here all feelings turn into peace, because there will be light after darkness. A look out the window, at the University…
The impetus for creating the work was the arrivals in Kyiv on October 10, 2022, stock photos and videos from the Internet that covered this event.

  • A big pain. After the air raid
    A big pain. After the air raid
  • A big pain. After the air raid
    A big pain. After the air raid. Close-up
  • A big pain. After the air raid
    A big pain. After the air raid. Close-up
  • A big pain. Backside signed by the artist
  • A big pain. Backside signed by the artist
  • A big pain. Sidepiece. Close-up
  • A big pain. Sidepiece. Close-up
  • A big pain. Frame option
  • Unbreakable and Independent
    Diploma of participation in the All-Ukrainian Art Exhibition ’Unbreakable and Independent’

The painting was featured in an exhibition as part of the All-Ukrainian cultural and artistic project ‘X All-Ukrainian Triennial of Painting,’ which took place in Kyiv in the exhibition halls of the Central House of Artists of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine from 19 June to 6 July 2025.

The painting is the participant of All-Ukrainian painting exhibition ’Unbreakable and Independent’. The exhibition was located in the House of Warrior, Lviv. (August-September 2025)

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TITLE: A big pain. After the air raid
COLLECTION: War in Ukraine
YEAR: 2022
ARTWORK TYPE: Original Art/One of a kind
DIMENSIONS: 50х70cm
TECHNIQUES: Acrylic
RELATED THEMES: Portrait; City landscape, War
SUPPORT OR SURFACE: Canvas
FRAMING: No
CATALOGUE N: Kovalska049

Animals

Husky puppy

  • Husky puppy. Frame option
  • Husky puppy
  • Husky puppy. Sidepiece. Close-up
  • Husky puppy. Backside signed by the artist.
  • Husky puppy. Interior: cabinet with a painting on the wall.

TITLE: Husky puppy
YEAR: 2022
ARTWORK TYPE: Original Art/One of a kind
DIMENSIONS: 12″ х 12″
TECHNIQUES: Acrylic
RELATED THEMES: Animals
SUPPORT OR SURFACE: Canvas
FRAMING: No

Portrait

Poets don’t die

  • Poets don’t die. (War in Ukraine Collection)
  • Interior. Cabinet with a painting on the wall
  • Poets don’t die. Frame option
  • Interior. Living-room with a paintings on the wall
  • Poets don’t die. Frame option
  • Poets don’t die. Painting on an easel
  • Poets don’t die
  • Interior: liviing-room with a paintings on the wall

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TITLE: Poets don’t die
COLLECTION: War in Ukraine
YEAR: 2022
ARTWORK TYPE: Original Art/One of a kind
DIMENSIONS: 40х50 cm
TECHNIQUES: Acrylic, texture paste
RELATED THEMES: Symbolism, War, Portrait
SUPPORT OR SURFACE: Canvas on the canvas-stretcher
FRAMING: No
CATALOGUE N: Kovalska038

Ukraine. Last look at the peaceful sky Big pandemic Collection

Ukraine. One last look at the peaceful sky

Illustration of events March 2020 — January 2022.
This theme is particularly close to me, as I live in Kiev. Many people fought the pandemic not with drugs, social distance and self-isolation, but with traditional folk remedies, as depicted in this picture. A mask, was carried at all times, at least in a pocket, and social distance was maintained when necessary, especially if someone sneezed nearby. After the 24th of February, all of this was left in a past life…

The work was started just hours before the rocket attacks on my Motherland. This is the moment in which I captured the view of the peaceful sky outside my window of my home in Kiev. The moment when Rocket is a food delivery service. A moment when in the peaceful sky the winter lazy sun shines through the threatening February clouds, when every house is a full cup, and on the evening table of many families are the main enemies of all viruses among the usual products of an ordinary Ukrainian.

Work on the collection was interrupted due to the war that started in Ukraine…. I plan to paint at least 5 more paintings for this collection. I really hope that I will be able to realise my plans.

  • Ukraine. Last look at the peaceful sky
    Ukraine. Last look at the peaceful sky. (Covid-19 Collection)
  • Ukraine. One last look at the peaceful sky
    Ukraine. One last look at the peaceful sky. Interior: living room with a painting on the wall
  • Ukraine. Last look at the peaceful sky
    Ukraine. Last look at the peaceful sky. Frame option
  • Big pandemic collection
    Big pandemic collection. Interior: living room with the paintings on the wall
  • Ukraine. Last look at the peaceful sky
    Ukraine. One last look at the peaceful sky. Sidepiece
  • Ukraine. One last look at the peaceful sky
    Ukraine. One last look at the peaceful sky. Backside signed by the artist
  • Ukraine. One last look at the peaceful sky
    Interior: dining room with a painting on the wall
  • Big pandemic collection
    Big pandemic collection. Interior: living room with the paintings on the wall
  • Ukraine. Last look at the peaceful sky
    Ukraine. One last look at the peaceful sky

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TITLE: Ukraine. One last look at the peaceful sky
COLLECTION: Big pandemic
YEAR: 2022
ARTWORK TYPE: Original Art/One of a kind
DIMENSIONS: 40х50 cm
TECHNIQUES: Acrylic
RELATED THEMES: Still life art
SUPPORT OR SURFACE: Canvas
FRAMING: No

City landscape

The smell of death

  • The smell of death. (War in Ukraine Collection)
  • The smell of death. Frame option
  • The smell of death
  • The smell of death. Interior: living room with a panting on the wall
  • Interior: living room with a pantings on the wall
  • The smell of death
  • Interior: liviing-room with a paintings on the wall

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TITLE: The smell of death
COLLECTION: War in Ukraine
YEAR: 2022
ARTWORK TYPE: Original Art/One of a kind
DIMENSIONS: 46х38 cm
TECHNIQUES: Acrylic
RELATED THEMES: City landscape, War
SUPPORT OR SURFACE: Canvas on the canvas-stretcher
FRAMING: No
CATALOGUE N: Kovalska035