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Evgen Lisniak
Ukraine
Artist highlights
- Residency Participant
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Pastel on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 70.9x78.7in
About this artwork
The main engine of my practice is the search (contemplation) of tension between abstract sensations: random and ideal, naive and knowledgeable, animal and superhuman. In my works, I grope for this string, this tension and put on this axis a mixture of visual references to the cultural products that concern me now: it can be advertising, fashion, cinema and even the work of other artists. in this way I capture a mixture of emotions, events and visual…
images of the time in which we live.
Evgen Lisniak
Ukraine
Credentials
- Residency Participant
Born 1994, Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine.
Lives and works in Düsseldorf.
Yevhen Lisniak creates large-scale abstract paintings and installations that operate at the intersection of spatial manipulation and material memory. A graduate of the Lviv National Academy of Arts, where he studied Monumental Painting, and of the Contemporary Art course at the Kyiv Academy of Media Arts (KAMA), Lisniak brings a rigorous, architectonic sensibility to surface and scale.
Drawing from the muted tones of post-Soviet stairwells and the expressive urgency of 1990s Ukrainian streets, his works layer tension—between line and plane, impulse and control, gesture and silence. Nervous scratches collide with vivid, fashion-industry-inflected color fields, resulting in a painterly language that is both raw and intentional.
At once expansive and intimate, Lisniak’s compositions read like open-ended scores or spatial arguments—where disagreement is not only possible, but necessary.
Lives and works in Düsseldorf.
Yevhen Lisniak creates large-scale abstract paintings and installations that operate at the intersection of spatial manipulation and material memory. A graduate of the Lviv National Academy of Arts, where he studied Monumental Painting, and of the Contemporary Art course at the Kyiv Academy of Media Arts (KAMA), Lisniak brings a rigorous, architectonic sensibility to surface and scale.
Drawing from the muted tones of post-Soviet stairwells and the expressive urgency of 1990s Ukrainian streets, his works layer tension—between line and plane, impulse and control, gesture and silence. Nervous scratches collide with vivid, fashion-industry-inflected color fields, resulting in a painterly language that is both raw and intentional.
At once expansive and intimate, Lisniak’s compositions read like open-ended scores or spatial arguments—where disagreement is not only possible, but necessary.
