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Elizabeth II Print

Yana Hudzan

Ukraine

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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

I am interested in Ukrainian grandmothers as a unique Slavic matriarchal archetype of a guardian woman. A series of works "Berehyni" - images of Ukrainian grandmothers, their last generation, which we are losing slow and imperceptibly. These are the grandmothers we meet in queues, in transport, in the village, in the market or in the sleeping area. By changing our point of view, we cease to perceive them as a purely personal family history or as a ballast of society. Instead, we begin to rediscover the matriarchal archetype of Ukrainian queens. In my works, I often refer to the image of Queen Elizabeth II, which is both a flag and a manifesto that unites all Britons. Combining folk motifs and techniques with modern ones (acrylic, oil, spray, embroidery on canvas) I create a bridge for a new interpretation of images. During the coronavirus pandemic Berehyns were at risk, which only exacerbated my need to record my observations.

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Giclee on Canvas

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12 W x 16 H x 1.25 D in

Size with Frame:

13.75 W x 17.75 H x 1.25 D in

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Yana Hudzan is a Ukrainian emerging artist, who focuses on social and individual topics and works in mixed media painting. She looks for associative images and signs for situations and phenomena in her life surroundings in order to understand and feel connected to herself better. A large part of the artistic practice is a reinterpretation of the heritage of Ukrainian grandmothers in a very ironic manner, which is represented in the "Berehyni" series. The character interests of the artist is a unique Slavic matriarchal archetype of the Ukrainian woman. She uses street photos from cities, residential neighborhoods, public transport, classic paintings, Greek mythology, Christian iconography and many other references and fuses them together. Yana studied art restoration and received her Masters degree in sacred art at Lviv National Academy of Arts in Lviv, Ukraine.Yana is a participant in numerous group exhibitions, plain airs and has had several personal exhibitions. Her work has been placed and sold in private collections in Ukraine, Poland, The Netherlands, Belgium, Turkey, Finland, Spain, Ireland, Czech Republic, France, and the UK.

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