artists
Valeria Isyak
Valeria Isyak a ceramic artist born in Ukraine. She has pursued my arts education in both Ukraine and Russia. Ceramics is her main creative medium, and she extensively explore its' possibilities in sculpture and painting.
Her favorite artistic style is creating ceramic wall art panels. These panels serve as reflection of her personal contemplations on various subjects. Panels are composed of thousands of delicate porcelain petals meticulously arranged to form a cohesive and captivating picture. Her creations symbolize union of fragility and integrity.
From a young age, her sole passion revolved around drawing and painting. As a child, she found immense joy in drawing, and her artistic journey began with attending arts school, followed by college and university. However, during the final years of her university studies, I took a bold step and ventured into a completely new artistic direction — mosaic.
Work with mosaic art opened new horizons for her. She had an incredible opportunity to contribute to the interior decoration of the Church of St. Sava in Serbia. This experience provided her with invaluable knowledge and skills, enriching her artistic repertoire.
Over time, she embarked on a transformative journey of creating ceramic wall art panels that melt together images, ideas and contemplate global issues and philosophical questions. These panels became the embodiment of her artistic expression, allowing her to delve into profound concepts and communicate them visually through the medium of ceramics.
In each of her creations, she goes beyond merely assembling mosaic pieces. She embarks on a unique process where she "paint" image with porcelain. This approach allows her to infuse her artwork with depth and intricacy, going beyond the traditional boundaries of mosaic art.
One of the remarkable aspects of her work lies in the abstract and occasionally enigmatic nature of her ceramic wall-art panels. Such impressions connect as a metaphor a vast array of concepts that I wish to explore.
In each of her creations, she goes beyond merely assembling mosaic pieces. She embarks on a unique process where she "paint" image with porcelain. This approach allows her to infuse her artwork with depth and intricacy, going beyond the traditional boundaries of mosaic art.
One of the remarkable aspects of her work lies in the abstract and occasionally enigmatic nature of her ceramic wall-art panels. Such impressions connect as a metaphor a vast array of concepts that I wish to explore.
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