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Bohdan Shyptenko

2024 • Ukraine • Acrylic on Paper

20 x 18 in

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Bohdan Shyptenko

Ukraine

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Artwork details

Medium : Acrylic on Paper
Other details : Artwork unmounted, but already framed and ready to hang.
Dimensions : 20x18in

About this artwork

In this painting, I channeled the vibrant pulse of urban life, capturing figures in motion on what seems like a bustling street, abstract yet evocative. Using acrylic on canvas, I sought to immortalize the ephemeral moments of day-to-day vitality. Every brisk stroke and bold contrast embodies the endless flow of city rhythms, inspiring viewers to find beauty in the chaos and connection in the crowd. This piece invites a dynamic, spirited atmosphere… into any space, enhancing the environment with a snapshot of human interaction and everyday energy.

Bohdan Shyptenko

Ukraine

Credentials

Local Artist
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

Bogdan Shiptenko is a contemporary Ukrainian artist born in 1994 in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine. He works primarily with watercolor, acrylic, and graphic media, focusing on figurative painting and urban themes. He holds a Master’s degree in Fine Arts and has over 15 years of professional artistic practice, with more than 10 years of international sales.

Shiptenko’s work explores the relationship between people and the urban environment — architecture, streets, cafés, and the everyday rhythm of city life. His distinctive style combines expressive watercolor and dynamic multi-figure compositions, capturing both the energy of crowds and moments of quiet solitude.

A central part of his practice is the long-term series People on the White, which reflects on contemporary urban society, human routines and overconsumption set against minimalist white backgrounds. Bogdan Shiptenko has participated in numerous exhibitions in Ukraine and abroad, his works are held in private collections worldwide.

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