Red Chair
Oil on Canvas
35x35in
$2,970
Framing
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Zhanna Kondratenko
Ukraine
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Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 35.4x35.4in
About this artwork
A quiet street, golden light, and a stool that seems to be waiting for a story to begin. “Stool. Under the Street Lights” was born from my fascination with silent urban corners — those fleeting places where time slows down and light wraps the ordinary in something almost cinematic.
The warm yellow wall, textured cobblestones, and glowing shadows create a sense of peaceful solitude. The stool becomes an anchor: simple, grounded, and full of possible… meaning.
This artwork plays with symbolism and space, inviting the viewer to create their own narrative. I used rich layers of oil paint to build warmth and weight into the scene, letting stillness speak.
• Oil, canvas
• Clean white edges
• Finished with a protective satin varnish for lasting vibrancy
• Signed front and back
• Certificate of Authenticity provided
• Delivered ready to hang, safely packaged
• The painting has more nuanced light and depth than photos can show
The warm yellow wall, textured cobblestones, and glowing shadows create a sense of peaceful solitude. The stool becomes an anchor: simple, grounded, and full of possible… meaning.
This artwork plays with symbolism and space, inviting the viewer to create their own narrative. I used rich layers of oil paint to build warmth and weight into the scene, letting stillness speak.
• Oil, canvas
• Clean white edges
• Finished with a protective satin varnish for lasting vibrancy
• Signed front and back
• Certificate of Authenticity provided
• Delivered ready to hang, safely packaged
• The painting has more nuanced light and depth than photos can show
Zhanna Kondratenko
Ukraine
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« Art is a setting for emotional contact between people. »
Art, for me, is a place where color becomes emotion and emotion becomes connection.
I work mainly with oil and watercolor, exploring how light, rhythm, and texture can turn feelings into form. My visual world moves between landscapes, cityscapes, water lilies, human figures, and abstract compositions, revealing both stillness and energy.
Each canvas is crafted by hand — I assemble the stretcher from wooden bars, select the fabric, stretch it carefully, and build the ground layer. This physical process is essential to my work: it allows me to sense the material fully, so that every painting carries its own rhythm and vitality.
Beyond process, I see painting as an evolving dialogue — between what I know and what I continue to discover.
My works have been exhibited in Ukraine and across Europe, and collected by art lovers in nearly thirty countries. Through each piece, I aim to create a quiet resonance — a space where viewers can pause, feel, and connect.
I work mainly with oil and watercolor, exploring how light, rhythm, and texture can turn feelings into form. My visual world moves between landscapes, cityscapes, water lilies, human figures, and abstract compositions, revealing both stillness and energy.
Each canvas is crafted by hand — I assemble the stretcher from wooden bars, select the fabric, stretch it carefully, and build the ground layer. This physical process is essential to my work: it allows me to sense the material fully, so that every painting carries its own rhythm and vitality.
Beyond process, I see painting as an evolving dialogue — between what I know and what I continue to discover.
My works have been exhibited in Ukraine and across Europe, and collected by art lovers in nearly thirty countries. Through each piece, I aim to create a quiet resonance — a space where viewers can pause, feel, and connect.
Zhanna Kondratenko
Stool. Under the Street Lights
$2,970
