2. Acrylic painting

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Stories under the umbrella

“Stories under the umbrella” 2026
Acrylic+oil on canvac, 90×90 cm
This painting presents a playful, near-grotesque view of everyday social theater. Two figures beneath a red umbrella become animated chroniclers of the street—collecting, editing, and silently broadcasting its invisible news.

The umbrella functions as a small stage, the rain as scenery, and laughter as the driving force of the scene. Through expressive brushwork and heightened color, the characters gain a theatrical presence, balanced between observation and satire.

Rather than focusing on specific identities, the work reflects wit, experience, and the human pleasure of turning ordinary moments into stories. It invites the viewer to read the scene as both a fragment of life and a light, ironic performance.
Original oil painting on canvas.

Don Koto

” Don Koto” 2025 y.
acrylic on canvas, 80×90 cm
Every courtyard has its own boss. Here it’s simple: he’s black, charismatic, and always the “number one.” “Don Koto” knows that life is a stage — and he’s in the leading role. 🐈👑

Immersed in a Dream

“Immersed in a Dream” 2025 y.
acrylic on canvas 80×80 cm
Immersed in a Dream is a visual meditation on the boundary between reality and the subconscious. A female figure, weightless and calm, lies among water lilies as if suspended between waking and dreaming. This piece invites the viewer to pause, breathe, and dissolve into softness — just like a dream you don’t want to leave.

Inspired by moments of inner stillness, feminine vulnerability, and the timeless serenity of nature.

How are you, Franklin

“How are you, Franklin” 2025 y.
acrylic on canvas, 105×75 cm
Dedicated to Contemporary Postmodernism. Skill in painting? Unnecessary. This is not about brushwork — it’s about symbols. Not the academy — but the auction. In postmodernism, the real art is in making the viewer ask: “Is this a joke, or a masterpiece?” Franklin already knows the answer.

The melody of steppe wind

“The melody of steppe wind” 2024
Acrylic on Canvas
90 x 100 cm
This dynamic artwork vividly captures the exhilarating energy of a group of horses galloping across an open landscape. The central figure, a rider with a flowing mane, commands attention, exuding freedom and strength. The artist masterfully employs a blend of bold, sweeping brushstrokes and a vibrant palette of blues, browns, and whites to convey motion and vitality. The blurred lines and abstract elements enhance the sense of speed, while the background suggests an expansive horizon, adding a sense of depth and endless possibilities. Unique in its portrayal, the piece merges impressionistic techniques with a hint of realism, celebrating the majestic grace of horses and the untamed spirit of the open plains. Atmospheric and evocative, this painting invites the viewer to experience the thrill of liberation and adventure.

Withered sunflowers

Acrylic on Canvas
80 x 85 cm
The summer is over, and the cleaned fields are left with islands of unkempt, withered, lonely sunflowers.
In this piece, I’ve captured the ephemeral beauty of sunflowers at the edge of a vibrant, yet serene field. Marrying impressionism with realism through acrylics allowed me to emphasize the vivid interplay of light and texture. This artwork embodies resilience and renewal, inspiring a sense of hope and reflection in your space, blending the tranquil backdrop with the spirited dance of the sunflowers.

His look

“His look” 2024
Oil on Canvas
90 x 90 cm
In this painting, I’ve poured my fascination with the depth and complexity of emotions that animals can display. Utilizing a blend of expressionism and impressionism, the vivid, sweeping oil strokes capture the intense gaze and the subtle nuances of the feline’s personality. The warm and cooler hues intertwine to reflect the soulful eyes that seem to communicate directly with the viewer, embodying a spirit of wisdom and allure. This artwork not only enhances the aesthetic of a space but also adds an emotional depth, making it resonate with warmth and life.

Vasyl Khodakivskyi

Ukrainian painter

2. Acrylic painting