Natalya Boychuk

Nataly Boychuk is a professional artist with over four decades of dedicated creative practice. A graduate of the Kharkiv Art and Industrial Institute, one of Ukraine’s most prestigious art schools, she brings a sophisticated academic foundation to every canvas. Her artistic journey is a transition from the structured elegance of decorative arts to the vibrant, emotional world of contemporary oil and acrylic painting.

Her work explores the "silent life" of objects and the fragile architecture of nature. Whether it is the slender silhouette of a candle or the expressive petals of an iris, Nataly focuses on the harmony of form and the rhythm of light. Using a rich, textural impasto technique, she transforms simple botanical and still-life subjects into profound emotional statements.

Nataly’s art has been showcased in numerous exhibitions across Ukraine, including major galleries in Kyiv and Kremenchuk. Her paintings are held in private collections worldwide and have been frequently recognized by Saatchi Art curators. For Nataly, painting is more than a profession; it is a lifelong mission to capture the fleeting energy of beauty and preserve it for the viewer

"My work is a dialogue between classical academic discipline and the raw ...

1977-1983 - Kharkov Art-Industrial Institute (now Kharkov State Academy of Design). Speciality - artist of decorative art

2004 - the Personal exhibition of painting, Kremenchug
2004 - the Personal exhibition of painting, Komsomolsk
2003 - the Personal exhibition, gallery “Water-colour”, Kiev
2003 - the exhibition “Animals”, Kremenchug
2002 - the Personal exhibition, German trade house, Kiev
2002 - the Personal exhibition, gallery “Water-colour”, Kiev
2000 - the exhibition of painting “Porcelain in painting”, Komsomol'sk
1999 - the Personal exhibition of painting, Kremenchug
1996 - “Flowers' Fandango” Children Academy of Arts, Kiev
1995 - the Personal exhibition, Children Academy of Arts, Kiev
1991 - Exhibition of the Kirovogradsk artists, Central house of artists, Kiev 1987-1991- participating in the exhibitions of creative association the “Yellow house”, Svetlovodsk.