Trace Memory

Height	50 cm
Width	40 cm
Length/Depth	3 cm

€920.00*

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Description

Title:: Trace Memory

Artist: Viktoria Ovsepuan

Technique: oil on canvas

Dimensions: 40 x 50 x 3 cm

Year: 2025

Description:

The work depicts an abstract composition of interflowing forms and planes. In terms of colour, the painting ranges from shades of grey, brown, black and white, with occasional warm accents. The artist works with deliberately ambiguous structures that reveal neither specific objects nor a clear spatial arrangement.

The painterly approach is guided by the idea of memory as a fragmentary, emotional perception. Shapes and colours dissolve, much like memories that persist not as a complete image, but as moods or impressions.

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Viktoria Ovsepian

Viktoria Ovsepian was born in Tbilisi, Georgia, and studied fine art at the Tbilisi Academy of Fine Arts and at the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts in Monika Brandmeier’s class. Her artistic training is characterised by an intercultural perspective and a strong conceptual focus, which is reflected in her work through a sensitive interplay of memory, emotion and visual language.

Viktoria Ovsepian has received several scholarships and awards, including a residency at the Magyar Képzőművészeti Egyetem (MKE) in Budapest (2021–2022), the EU4ART programme for artistic research (2022–2023) and the YETI Dresden Young Talent Award for Education and Technology (2025).

Artist Statement:

In her artistic practice, she explores the tension between reality and surreality. Drawing on memories, she develops works centred on their emotional core. She translates inner states – the invisible realm between seeing and feeling – into a visual language that is both subjective and universally accessible. Her works allow the viewer to experience how memories live on in the consciousness not only as images, but above all as feelings.

She has

presented her work in solo exhibitions, including at Kunstraum GEH8, Dresden (DESIRABLE TIMES, 2020), at the Magyar Képzőművészeti Egyetem, Budapest (NATURAL PROCESSES, 2021), at Galerie Mojavari, Berlin (O.T., 2022), at the Kunstgeheuse Gallery (momenta, 2023), at the Historical Collections in Bad Gottleuba-Berggießhübel (Zwischen Mit und Dir, 2023), at Spring Art Berlin (Garten, 2024) and at the 4h-art Artists’ Gallery in Hanover (Angst und Wut, 2025).

Her works have also been featured in numerous group exhibitions and auctions, including ‘Jahresgaben 2025/2026’, Kunstverein Mannheim / Ludwigshafen (opening: Friday, 5 December 2025, 7 pm), and the auction in aid of UNICEF (11 October–14 November 2025), Site Specific, Margit körút 25, Budapest (2022), Abgefahren, Verkehrsmuseum Dresden (2018), annual exhibitions and interventions at the HfBK Dresden (2018), *Über das Jucken*, Alte Feuerwache Loschwitz (2019), *BOARDING SPACES*, Labortheater Dresden – performance (2020), as well as at auctions and exhibitions organised by Sparkasse Dresden (2020, 2024), as part of NEUBAU – Zeitgemäßer Kunst Dresden (2021) and at the INDA Galeria, Budapest (2021). Her diploma and final-year exhibitions at the HfBK Dresden, as well as the Winter Salon of the Kunstverein Meißen (2023), round off her exhibition experience.