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Victoria Kovalenchikova was born in
1978 in Mogilev (Belarus). She lives and works
in Amsterdam (The Netherlands) since 2008.
The
contemporary trend in her paintings is characterized by a figurative
integration of abstract elements. Victoria uses “fragments of
emotion” to express her individuality within the framework of urban
views and landscapes.
Victoria explains her artwork as follows: “One walks to the
favourite spot on the lake, but it is covered with litter. We inhale
pollution instead of a flower fragrance. My new work is an outlook
at the apocalyptic transformation of the world which surrounds us;
creation of ecological crashes of the planet; shout in the cold
infinity of cosmos. It is an attempt to understand and help humans
by influencing them through the language of art. Maybe it will
prevent desire to destruct and destroy life around us…”
Victoria’s work can be found at the Museum of Belarusian State
Academy of Arts, Belarusian Contemporary Fine Art Museum, The
National Art Museum of the Republic of Belarus (all in Minsk,
Belarus), Maslennikov Art Museum, Mogilev Regional Study of Local
Lore Museum named after Romanov, Mogilev Museum of Ethnography (all
in Mogilev, Belarus), Belarusian Embassy in Berlin, Germany;
Belarusian Embassy in Hague, the Netherlands; in the collection of
the municipality of Coevorden, the Netherlands; as well as in
private collections in Germany, Polland, Russia, Belarus, UK, USA,
the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, France, Lebanon and Switzerland.
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