Author: msumk

At this exhibition, the artist will present works from the last five years — a visualization of the vibrations perceived by his membrane. These are works without “black colors,” as there is always a color that needs to be listened to.

Volodymyr Bovkun is not searching for a niche in art — he is creating one. His art does not require titles; it demands presence and deep immersion into the material. As he himself says, “I don’t work — I perform shamanism.”

Exhibition curator: Kateryna Mykhailyuk.

We invite you to experience art that must be felt.

A large-scale retrospective exhibition by renowned Lviv-based artist Liudmyla Davydenko will open at the Korsaks’ Museum on April 4 at 5:00 PM. Titled Orbit, the show encompasses key stages of the artist’s creative journey — from ceramics to painting, from painting to sculpture. This constant movement is the very essence of “Orbit” — a cycle of change, of internal and external transformations that never truly end, but instead evolve into new spirals.

Orbit is a story about the human experience of time, loss, strength, and hope. Series such as Rhizome, Head, Isolines, The Language of Hands, One… Another, and others shape a multi-dimensional structure in which the line — the central visual tool — weaves together painting, sculpture, and space. The works were created over different periods, including during the full-scale war, and reflect a profound act of introspection, inner resistance, and the search for grounding through art.

The exhibition ends with an open question: what’s next? Because life, like art, is in constant motion — revolving around new meanings.

Admission is free. You are warmly invited!

Location:
Lutsk, 1 Ivana Korsaka St.
Adrenalin City Cultural and Recreational Center

Museum hours:
• Mon–Fri: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
• Sat–Sun: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Contact number:
+38 (066) 142 51 18