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My exhibition at Galerini in Munich

Written by Aksel Ritenis

My exhibition at Galerini in Munich

FROM THE DIARY OF UKRAINIAN ARTIST Iryna Federnko

 

I was very pleased to have my latest exhibition in  Munich’s Schwabing district in september. I  have now  been in Munich for almost six months and this exhibition captures many aspects of the Ukrainian soul,..

I tried to  focuss on portraits and and I am  especially  fascinated by eyes,.. capturing the  deep look of my fellow Ukrainians and people in general ,.is an endless source of inspiration for me.

Of course the humanity and human condition  that I try to  portray in my  art,..and the distinctly  Ukrainian vibrations seems to resonate with a  German audience at this particular time.

Of all European nations,..Germany has been especially welcoming to the Ukrainian people,.. assisting them with special  resettlement packages and  with various Government assistance and  Grants ,, to facilitate their establishing new lives away from the war torn Ukraine. 

“As a  well known  Ukrainian artists with over 20 years of creative experience. In the past three years my works have been displayed in more than 50 exhibitions in museums and galleries in Europe, USA and Asia under her creative alias Semira.

I was Born in Mariupol she lived and worked in Kyiv until I  fled Ukraine at the beginning of the war. I now   live with my  son and mother in Munich.”

 

I have also been well known   art critic. I e studied painting, culture and art at the National Academy of Management of Culture and Art of Ukraine, and  had internship at The Andy Warhol Museum of Modern Art, at the Museum of Ukrainian Art in Slovakia, at The Italian Ca’Foscari University of Venice, and participated in conferences in Boston (USA), Oxford and Cambridge (UK).

Today I am actively involved in the promotion of modern art in Ukraine. I  founded ukrainian art project #Names and two international art projects: the exhibition “DIFFERENT X” and the International Festival of Modern Art “TRACE“.

Children of War – Series

 After narrowly escaping the bombing ofmy  home town Mariupol in March 2022,I started to depict this historic moment by creating the “Children of War” series that beautifully expresses the astonishment und incredulity about the war in Ukraine.

All paintings are acrylic on canvas and have been created in 2022.

 

“In my work I try to  focusses on portraits and is especially  fascinated by eyes. The deep look into the soul of  people and her subjects  can deeply resonate with the human spirit. and is an endless source of inspiration for her.”

Iryna Fedorenko

Of course I am also  well know  for my  portraits of private individuals and celebrities which have variously been described as impressive.

(If you are interested in a personal individual portrait, please contact me  directly.)

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Irina’s Art Awards

2020 – Award for her contribution to the development of Ukrainian art and art management. She became one of the TOP-100 outstanding women in Kyiv city.

2020 – Laureate of the Second National Award “Best Ukrainian Woman in the Profession” as an Artist.

2020 – Laureate of the project “Leaders of Ukraine” in the nomination Artist of the Year.

2021 – Laureate of the National Rating “TOP-100 successful women in Kyiv city“. An award for a significant contribution to building a decent standard of living, a high level of human culture and economic development of Ukraine

2022 – Worldwide Cultural Diplomacy Award

About Galerini

This is a new Pop up Gallery working  is tandem with a Media PR and Advertising agency.

Address

Herzogstraße 81

80796 München

 

Semira Art

contemporary art

Iryna Fedorenko (Semira)

Munich / Germany

Email: iryna@semira-art.de

About the author

Aksel Ritenis

Publisher and Custodian of the Sydney Times

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