Mykola Kut

I was born in Ukraine. My whole life changed in 1965, when I met Illya Ovcharenko, the sculptor who introduced me to the world of visual art.
I was lucky to study in the monumental painting workshop founded by the famous monumentalist Mykhailo Boychuk — a Ukrainian teacher and friend of a Mexican monumentalist painter Diego Rivera, whose traditions and heritage I followed at an early stage of my work.
I create monumental spatial paintings. Their distinctive features are compositional perfection and original coloring. Today I am one of the few artists in modern Ukraine who work with the landscape theme specifically in large formats having developed my own personal style.
My art is versatile, it contains monumental works made in different techniques: smalt mosaics, stained glass, encaustic, murals, portraits, iconography, multi-figured compositions.
My easel and monumental works are in museums and private collections they also decorate city squares and architectural facades in Ukraine and abroad.

In 1967 I graduated from Art school and became a student of Luhansk Art College.
I successfully graduated with an honor (Red Diploma).
In 1974, after the military service, I started studying in Kyiv State Art Institute, now the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture.

United Kingdom, London Art Biennale 2017
Hosted at the Chelsea Old Town Hall
Selected works | Artwork Title: SUITE_105сmX105сm_2012_oil on canvas
CRIMEA_85mmX105mm_2012_oil on canvas