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War Images
War Images
Five artworks are part of the “War Images” project, created jointly with my sister Katerina Ocheredko, a member of the OCHEREDKO ART TWINS duo. These works were crafted using the black-and-white linocut technique in 2022. The series visually conveys impressions, feelings, and emotions tied to the destruction of our home. A balanced interpretation of form is combined with emotional white splashes. Each stroke represents a connection between the past and the future. This reminds us that erasing everything into a blank canvas isn’t enough.
The artwork “Kharkiv” pays tribute to the city and its heroic resilience. It captures what remains of its former self after months of deliberate destruction.
“Kyiv. Hideaway” – This piece is about my hometown, where the most precious things remain: the home where I grew up, the streets I walked with my family, loved ones. It’s the city worth protecting and preserving, a place to escape the realities of daily life. A place where the soul finds restoration.
“Dobropillya” is a contemplation on what home means to me. It’s a space to rest, gather strength, communicate with family, create art, cook, and plan my future. Home is where joy, laughter, and love reside. When this is taken from you, what’s left?
Tetiana Ocheredko is a Ukrainian artist who works in the fields of painting, graphics, mosaic, and animation. Since 2012, she has been a member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.
In 2010 graduated from the Publishing and Printing Institute of the National Technical University of Ukraine «Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute». Graphic Art Department.
From 2007, she has presented 9 solo exhibitions and participated in over 30 international painting and graphics competitions and exhibitions in Europe, China, the USA, Australia, and Cyprus.
In 2020, she received the “Silver Key” award from the Cyprus Museum of Modern Art for a series of graphic works.
From 2012 to 2018, she worked on mosaic compositions for the Transfiguration Cathedral in Kyiv. For this work, she was awarded by the Metropolitan of Kyiv and All Ukraine, the Head of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Volodymyr.
From 2016 to 2023, she worked as an artist-animator on the films “Loving Vincent” and “Peasants” at BREAKTHRU FILMS studio in Poland.
Her works are included in museum collections in Cyprus, Ukraine, and Egypt.
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The project was implemented with the support of the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation
