"Maritime arts German cargo ship SS VORWÄRTS Original Oil painting" Painting

Volodymyr Glukhomanyuk is an Ukrainian architect and marine artist whose work seamlessly bridges structural precision with expressive painterly freedom.
Born in Kyiv in 1964, he received his formal academic art education at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture. He currently lives and works in Ukraine and Spain, drawing continuous inspiration from the Mediterranean landscape and maritime heritage.
As a certified architect with an extensive international portfolio, Volodymyr Glukhomanyuk brings a unique understanding of spatial dynamics, scale, and environmental harmony to his canvases. While his architectural practice demands analytical discipline, his artistic creation serves as a powerful venue for tactile, emotional exploration. A prominent Member of the prestigious L'Académie des Arts & Sciences de la Mer (France), he has earned widespread recognition for his masterfully executed marine themes, capturing the spirit and machinery of vessels with a distinctive, author-signature palette knife technique.
Beyond his celebrated maritime narratives, Volodymyr Glukhomanyuk explores contemporary abstract expressionism. In this realm, he strips away strict representation to focus purely on texture, contrast, and gestural movement, creating large-scale statement pieces that enhance and command modern interior spaces.
Volodymyr Glukhomanyuk’s works have been featured in notable solo and group exhibitions across Europe—including France, Spain, Croatia, and Ukraine—and are held in private and corporate collections globally. His multidisciplinary approach makes his art highly sought after by discerning interior designers, corporate curators, and contemporary art collectors alike.