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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
39.8x30.3in
About this artwork
Adrenaline
There are moments when energy rises like a flame.
Yet inside — no storm, only quiet light.
It’s not joy or excitement,
but that rare feeling when the world seems to pause,
and you simply live within the light —
in that one moment you never want to let go.
London-based British artist of Ukrainian origin Vitaly Moiseev works in Emboss Art – tactile, luminous, timeless. His practice explores memory, heritage and transformation through a contemporary visual language. A finalist of the London Art Biennale 2025, he has exhibited across Europe and the USA, and his works are held in private collections worldwide and at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. His early wood engravings were included in the international survey An Engraver’s Globe: Wood Engraving World-Wide in the Twenty-First Century, edited by Simon Brett. Earlier in his career Moiseev collaborated with Plowden and Smith, a London restoration company serving royal and museum collections. Across all his collections he returns to one idea: the quiet power of silence, where calm, light and texture speak more strongly than words.