We invite you to the opening on February 13 at 4:00 p.m.!

“On the wave of memory” is a retrospective exhibition of Viktor Savets’ artworks. Memory is the driving force of this exhibition. We remember the artist, a talented painter with a romantic spirit. He was always guided by the quote from Paul Cézanne “We must not be content to memorize the beautiful formulas of our illustrious predecessors. Let us go out and study beautiful nature.”

the artist paste away three years ago. But it’s well known that the artist’s soul continues its life in his artworks. And this means that the exhibition “On the wave of memory” is a kind of dialog with the artist. In the images of the stormy sea, urban landscapes, portraits, the beauty of nature and its changing states, we feel the depth and scale of Viktor Sevets’ feelings. His love for the whole world.

The most important thing for the artist was to show the emotions he felt during contact with nature, to share his personal vision of beauty. And he done it well: bright and sunny landscapes are shines with optimism and lightness. Everything that each of us needs from time to time. Artworks, created at different times, reflect the artistic pursuits of Viktor Sevets.  

On the waves of memory, we return to the artist’s childhood and youth. Viktor smiles at the audience from his paintings, sharing positive energy and warm emotions.

Sevets Viktor (Born in 1928, died in 2017) – painter, graphic artist. He was born in Proskuriv (now Khmelnytskyi) city. Studied in Lviv Art College. His teacher was I. Severa. Participant of exhibitions since 1957. Member of the National Artist’s Union of Ukraine since 1995. Laureate of the regional award named after V. Rozvadovskyi (in 1998) and the municipal award named after B. Khmelnytskyi (in 2003).

Awarded with honorary diplomas, certificates and commemorative medals for the organization of numerous exhibitions

Viktor Sevets’ artworks are kept in museums, galleries and private collections in Ukraine, russia, Belarus, Japan, Poland, Deutschland, Austria, Great Britain, Holland, Morocco, USA, Israel, Canada and Thailand.

For more than 60 years, the artist has created more than 4,000 artworks.

Viktor Sevets passed away February 6th 2017.