Vintage Fiat 500 in Palermo's Charm. Iconic car. Sicily
Digital on Canvas
28x39in
$650
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Oksana Siciliana
Italy
Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Other artworks by Oksana Siciliana
Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 31.5x23.6in
About this artwork
🇬🇧 "Benvenuta" is a pivotal conceptual work marking the transition from illusion to awakening. Created over the course of one year, the painting captures a radical structural collapse — both architectural and personal. While the skeletal tree and the "view within a view" dialogue with the Magrittean surrealist tradition, the work remains grounded in a stark, lived reality.
The composition centers on a sharp epiphany: the cracks in the wall serve… as physical manifestations of a crumbling past, while the Sicilian lemon on the sill stands as the sole unbroken element. This "sacred relic" represents a golden anchor to the artist's true self and her roots. "Benvenuta" is not a study of fracture, but a manifesto of the new consciousness that emerges when the dream finally ends.
The composition centers on a sharp epiphany: the cracks in the wall serve… as physical manifestations of a crumbling past, while the Sicilian lemon on the sill stands as the sole unbroken element. This "sacred relic" represents a golden anchor to the artist's true self and her roots. "Benvenuta" is not a study of fracture, but a manifesto of the new consciousness that emerges when the dream finally ends.
Oksana Siciliana
Italy
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Oksana Evteeva (Oksana Siciliana) lives and works in Sicily. She is the Ambassador of Sicily in Art, a Sicilian artist of Arctic origin whose work blends realism, impressionism, and surrealism, realizing it through her distinctive technique.
She is a Resident Artist of Arseeker Gallery, New York, USA
Evteeva has participated in numerous group exhibitions worldwide, including the Bienal de Arte Barcelona at MEAM – Museu Europeu d'Art Modern, Barcelona, and a group exhibition at the 58th Venice Biennale. She held a solo exhibition at the independent artist space A Cuccagna in Termini Imerese, Italy.
Her artworks are part of private collections across the EU, Brazil, China, and the USA.
She is currently working on Un si ni pò chiù – No More to Give, a surrealist series born from personal crisis and dislocation, while remaining rooted in her Sicilian sensibility. The series blends poetic symbolism with visual tension.
She is a Resident Artist of Arseeker Gallery, New York, USA
Evteeva has participated in numerous group exhibitions worldwide, including the Bienal de Arte Barcelona at MEAM – Museu Europeu d'Art Modern, Barcelona, and a group exhibition at the 58th Venice Biennale. She held a solo exhibition at the independent artist space A Cuccagna in Termini Imerese, Italy.
Her artworks are part of private collections across the EU, Brazil, China, and the USA.
She is currently working on Un si ni pò chiù – No More to Give, a surrealist series born from personal crisis and dislocation, while remaining rooted in her Sicilian sensibility. The series blends poetic symbolism with visual tension.
