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Each work is a small story.

The exhibition SYCONIUM at Imagine Point is both attractive and frightening: it is seen as a warning of the end of the world, an apocalyptic art. But we suggest looking at it as an acceptance of the inevitable. The stage of acceptance. Denial, bargaining and depression have already passed. And 5 artists testify to this: Nikita Tsoy, Olha Zaremba, Andrii Pidlisnyi, Mariia Matiienko and Polina Verbytska.

"This project is mystical and realistic. It's about life, about reality, about dreams, about sensations, about feelings." - Yurii Denysenkov

Contemporary art has long gone beyond the simple depiction of the visible world, and today it tends to conceptualize the most important categories of human existence. Traditionally perceived as a physical category, space in the works of Mariko Helman and Oleksii Revika takes on a special meaning — it becomes a place of intersection between the internal and external, personal and collective, real and metaphysical.

Triptych Art gallery in Kyiv presented a personal exhibition of ukrainian artist and graphic artist Oksana Stratiichuk.

“I love it // I do it,” — Ruslan Tremba. “My room. With and without me”. In the two exhibition halls of the Ya Gallery art center, Ruslan Tremba opens up a simulated personal space to the viewer, trying to reveal two hypostases of himself: I do it // I love it.