“Seeing-feeling-creating” can be considered an unwritten rule for every artist. After all, a work of art should contain not only form and content, but also the part of the artist’s soul that he or she is willing to share with the viewer. This is why a kind of magic occurs during the viewing process – the release of that particle and its penetration into the heart of the viewer.

    The artist believes that it is through color that her mood and feelings are transmitted to the painting. A bright palette, saturation of strokes and mixed technique add a decorative sound to her works. Interior paintings occupy a special place in the artist’s oeuvre.

   The active phase of the Russian-Ukrainian war prompted the artist to create the exhibition, because through the pain we feel and the indescribable expectation of a miracle, we strive to paint the whole world with bright colors and create a holiday, even if it is short-lived, to cheer up and convey an emotional state.

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Inna Dziubak is a researcher at the educational department of the KhRAM, head of the watercolor studio of the KhRAM Art Hub, artist, designer, and event organizer. She was born in 1989 in Khmelnytskyi. Graduated from Khmelnytskyi National University (Department of Design, specialization – interior and furniture design).

Participation in exhibitions:

2012 – exhibition of young artists “Beauty of Podillia” (Khmelnytskyi);

2013 – exhibition of students of KhNU “Everything is simple” (Khmelnytskyi);

2014 – personal exhibition “My Illusion. My dream” (Khmelnytskyi);

2019 – exhibition of paintings within the framework of “Handmade expo” (Kyiv).