Valeria Morgun

Valeria Morgun is a contemporary artist based in Paris. She studied art history in Moscow, where her dedication to art began and her unique perspective took shape. Borrowing her vocabulary from classical art and religious icons, she weaves hidden symbols and layered meanings into her work, creating visual narratives that demand contemplation.

Her paintings are infused with warmth and emotion, featuring expressive faces, dynamic poses, and a subtle play of light and shadow. Symbols of motherhood, childhood, duality, and self-research reveal her inner resilience while inviting viewers into her personal journey. Rare plants, sacred motifs, and echoes of divine grace coexist with intimate self-portraits and solitary figures, bridging the everyday and the transcendent.

Morgun’s art is both visually striking and conceptually rich: each piece a story of existence, identity, and the divine. By blending classical influences with contemporary sensitivity, she challenges perception and opens a dialogue on femininity, resilience, and the spiritual dimensions of modern life.

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Star City Hall - Russia
Group show LA GALERIE LIBRE EST L'ART, Paris