Baumwolle Feld
| Height | 50 cm |
|---|---|
| Width | 50 cm |
| Length/Depth | 3.8 cm |
Medium:
Oil on canvas
Technique:
Painting: Mixed media (oil)
Abstract Expressionism
Shipping:
The work is shipped stretched on a stretcher frame – including a certificate of authenticity and signature on the reverse.
An expressive painting in mixed media, depicting an abstract landscape caught between decay and renewal. Thick layers of paint and earthy tones, accented with green and gold, lend the composition movement, tension and an almost sculptural effect.
Yevheniia Fedosova
is originally from Ukraine and has been living in Dresden, Germany, since 2022, where she is studying experimental and interdisciplinary painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Professor Christian Sery’s class. She works in the fields of painting, photography and performance art. Her art explores memory, identity and transformation, linking personal experiences with collective narratives and creating spaces for reflection. Her works oscillate between intimacy and confrontation, between fragility and resistance. They invite viewers to develop their own questions and associations. Her works hover between abstraction and suggestion.
Exhibitions
2023–2025
- Annual Exhibition, Dresden Academy of Fine Arts
2024
- THE EUROPEAN HOUSE OF ARTISTS, Barcsay Hall, Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts, Budapest
19 September – 8 October 2024
Curators: Ágnes Keszegh, József Mélyi
2025
- Water isn’t just for washing, a collaborative project between the Sery specialist class (HfBK Dresden) and architecture students from TU Wien, Gewandhausstraße 2 / Wilsdruffer Straße 7, Dresden, April 2025
- Art is broke, University Art Biennale, Mallorca, June 2025
- FIRE. ASH. LOVE., with Heinz-Detlef Moosdorf, Sandro Porcu, and students from the HfBK Dresden: Yevheniia Fedosova, Yelizaveta Piven, September 2025
- As if that were normal, Hole of Fame, Dresden, with Rhiona Cardwell, Yevheniia Fedosova, Leoni Hannah, Ioana Maria Ghira, Annina Münch, September 2025
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