The Vasilkovsky Family Art

Elena Igorevna Vasilkovskaya (b. 1969, Tbilisi, Georgia) is a Georgian painter and graphic artist, a member of the Union of Artists of Georgia, and a representative of a distinguished artistic dynasty. She is the daughter of Igor Konstantinovich Vasilkovsky, Honored Artist of the Georgian SSR, whose artistic legacy and professional school played a significant role in shaping her creative vision.

Vasilkovskaya received her artistic education at the Tbilisi Secondary Art School, continued her studies at the Yakob Nikoladze Tbilisi Art College, and graduated from the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts.

Raised in an environment deeply rooted in artistic traditions, she developed a distinctive visual language that combines elements of Symbolism, Surrealism, and metaphorical art. Her work explores themes of memory, time, inner transformation, and the relationship between reality and the subconscious. Through symbolic imagery and layered compositions, the artist creates poetic narratives that invite contemplation and personal interpretation.

Vasilkovskaya’s paintings and graphic works are characterized by expressive composition, refined color harmonies, emotional depth, and philosophical undertones. Her artistic practice seeks to reveal the...

Artist – Graphic Artist
Academy of Arts in Tbilisi – 1989-1995
Drawing and Sketching Tutor
Artistic School N. Nikoladze
Tbilisi 1985-1989

* Tbilisi, Georgia (1989–2014)
* Germany (1991, 1996)
* Hungary (1996)
* The Netherlands (1997)
* Moscow, Russia — Central House of Artists (CHA), Manege Exhibition Hall, Central House of the Army (1997–2003)
* Carrousel du Louvre, Paris, France (2003–2007)
* Salon International M.C.A. Cannes Azur, France (2006–2008)