Violetta Solovykh
Artist
Violetta Solovykh
Artist
BIOGRAPHY
Currently living and working in St. Petersburg, Russia.

Born in 1990 in Chernivtsi, Ukraine. At the age of 4, she moved to St. Petersburg with her parents.

Since 2004, she studied the fundamentals of academic drawing and painting at a private workshop under a teacher from the Ilya Repin St. Petersburg State Academic Institute for Painting, Sculpture and Architecture.

In 2007, she graduated from St. Petersburg Gymnasium of Arts and Aesthetics No.190.
In 2014, she graduated from the St. Petersburg Stieglitz State Academy of Art and Design with a degree in Graphic Art.
2023
ARTCONTACT Istanbul Contemporary Art Fair
Avrasya Show and Art Center. Istanbul, Turkey
2022
Exhibition-project "Gifts for Friends" by PiranesiLAB, in collaboration with ArtTube Editions gallery and Bizar.art platform
Exhibition hall Olivie, Centre for Creative Industries Fabrika, Moscow, Russia
2014
Vernissage of the Derzhavin Academy of the Russian Literature and Fine Arts
Exhibition Hall of the St. Petersburg Union of Artists "In Okhta", St Petersburg, Russia
Thesis Exhibition Project
White Hall of St. Petersburg State Academy of Art and Industry named after. Stieglitz
2012
Exhibition-Competition "Big Vacation"
The Sheremetev Palace, a branch of St. Petersburg State Museum of Theatre and Music, St Petersburg, Russia
My deepest aspiration is to awaken in viewers an interest in folkloric culture. Drawing on historical and scholarly sources, I reinterpret fairy-tale narratives through my artistic imagery, seeking to bring the viewer closer to an understanding of their profound meaning—reflecting ancient perceptions of the world and the wisdom embedded in ritual tradition.

Within the canvas, I construct the illusion of a fragment of mythical space. The vibrating red color symbolizes the pulsation of vital energy and the continuous movement of a current that unites all existence. Through vyaz—a form of ornamental script interwoven into the composition—I emphasize key mythological motifs of Russian fairy tales and underscore the importance of text within cultural tradition.

Fairy tales have existed for thousands of years; within them lives the soul of our ancestors. By studying these tales, we come into contact with that soul. Their characters embody an undying spirit that undergoes trials and renewal, and the viewer may travel this path alongside them, discovering a resonance within themselves.
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СONTACTS
Сooperation, collecting, participation in exhibitions and any other directions:

artsolovvio@gmail.com