Viktoriia Lyubchenko

“Stories told through silence and light.”

Viktoriia Lyubchenko is a Ukrainian-born visual artist whose work bridges the gap between classical portraiture and modern surrealism. Currently based in the United States, she draws inspiration from the lighting techniques of the Old Masters to explore complex themes of identity, memory, and the human subconscious. Her meticulously staged narratives often feature symbolic elements-ribbons, flowers, and intricate textures-that serve as metaphors for the invisible ties that bind us to our roots and our emotions. Viktoriia’s work is characterized by a cinematic stillness and a deep, painterly aesthetic, inviting viewers into a world where the boundary between reality and dream dissolves.