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Viktor Dzhun (March 22, 1951 — July 19, 2016) was a Ukrainian artist born in the Poltava region of Ukraine. His work reflects a lifelong search for a personal visual language, combining symbolism, surrealism, figurative imagery, abstraction, and expressive texture.

From an early age, Dzhun was deeply drawn to visual art. Throughout his life, he created paintings that explore memory, inner states, human presence, spiritual questions, and the hidden tension between the conscious and the subconscious. His compositions often contain layered figures, symbolic fragments, bold color fields, and textured surfaces that invite slow looking and personal interpretation.

Working primarily with oil on canvas and other traditional materials, Dzhun developed a distinctive style rooted in emotional intensity, philosophical reflection, and intuitive form. His paintings do not offer direct answers; instead, they open a space for contemplation, memory, and visual discovery.

This profile is maintained by his daughter, Viktoriia, who continues to preserve and present her father’s artistic legacy. Through this profile, she introduces Viktor Dzhun’s works to collectors interested in Ukrainian art, symbolism, surreal figurative painting, and original ar...

Higher technical education

He participated in local exhibitions, and his paintings were also created for collectors in Poland and the Czech Republic.