Dmytro Tsaryk

Dmytro Tsaryk is a visual artist based in Ukraine. His artistic practice, deeply marked by the experience of living within a destructive and aggressive wartime environment, acts as a deliberate counterbalance to chaos—a way to preserve sanity by actively seeking form, vitality, and beauty.

Working with large-scale formats, assembled paper, collage, and raw pigments, Tsatiory balances strict preparation and intuitive chance. He allows materials to slip out of control, utilizing brushes, sticks, and raw textures to let complex, organic structures bleed into existence. The core of his work functions as a physical archive of fragments—capturing that ultimate comfort and absolute safety from a time when the world still felt kind.

Tsatiory’s abstract, fragmented forms do not offer definitive answers; instead, they build a tactile, safe space where viewers from entirely different backgrounds can recognize forgotten childhood memories, lost dreams, and a shared human tenderness.

His works have been exhibited in solo and group shows across Ukraine and internationally, including exhibitions in New York, and are held in private collections worldwide

Don't Resist The Wind, Solo Show, Kyiv, Ukraine

Khata, Group Show, New York, USA
Opening, Ukrainian-Danish Youth House, Mykolaiv, Ukraine
Flowerbed Gallery, Group Show, Kyiv, Ukraine
Kviten, Group Show, Odesa, Ukraine
Berezen, Group Show, Kyiv, Ukraine
Abstraction, Group Show, Flowerbed Gallery, Kyiv, Ukraine
21, Group Show, Kuznia Gallery, Kyiv, Ukraine
Southern Reflections, Group Show, Kyiv, Ukraine
A Walk Home, Group Show, Lviv, Ukraine
Art through War, Group Show, Kyiv, Ukraine
Dialogue of forms, Group Show, Kyiv, Ukraine