Valeriia Prasol

Valeria Prasol was born in 1999 in Kharkov, Ukraine, where she grew up. Valeria Prasol has
been an artist for many years, as well as a pharmacist.
Inspired by Guillermo Lorca, Van Gogh, Ilya Repin, Claude Monet, Maria Stanislavovna
Pavlova.
Valeria started drawing as a child, after her talent was seen by her parents. She was sent to
art school, where she learned the basics and began her artistic journey. She believes that
there are two realities in the world. One is material, tangible and diverse in its
manifestations, showing us the amazing variety of things. The second reality is manifested
through the senses and intuition, felt from within and is much more powerful than the first. It
allows us to experience the interconnectedness and interdependence of all things. This inner
space of nature is the only refuge where true comfort can be found.
The main choice facing the artist is whether to depict only the superficial aspects or to strive
for depth. I am attracted to something hidden and unobvious, penetrating through the
surface like the voice of true nature.
In her work she combines oil painting, acrylic and watercolor to achieve subtle effects.
Valeria has a keen interest in art history. Art exhibitions of classic and contempor...

2019 art course with Konstantin Zorkin
2013-2017 Art School, Kharkiv, Ukraine

-2023
“Places of power”, Ljubljana, Slovenia
2nd Annual Wild ART digital exhibition, Wild Heart Gallery, California, USA
“Power” digital exhibition, ArtWork Gallery
"Ukrainian artists" by Generace UA, gallery Portheimkats, Prague, Czech Republic
“The discourse of war” digital exhibition, ArtWork Gallery
-2022
exhibition “Between heaven and earth”, contemporary art center “Solvay”, Poland
Fragility digital exhibition of Ukranian art, ArtWork Gallery
exhibition in Zannart studio in Warsaw, Poland

exhibition “Ukrainian art” in Dorotheum Wien, Austria
-2021
NFT exhibition "Worlds"
NFT exhibition "Oracle" NFT
exhibition "Panageya”
exhibition “Artists among doctors”, Art Museum, Kharkiv, Ukraine