Artur Soletskyi is a Ukrainian artist, was born in 1996 in Vinnytsia, currently lives and works in Lviv. From 2011 to 2013, he studied at the T. H. Shevchenko State Art Secondary School in Kyiv. He continued his education at the Department of Monumental Painting at the Lviv National Academy of Arts (2013–2019), after which he entered the postgraduate program at LNAM. Since 2020, he has been teaching at the Department of Art Glass at the same academy.

In his practice, he combines installation, video art, sculpture, and painting, working primarily with canvas and acrylic. The main themes of his art are the interaction between humans and space, the influence of the artistic environment on the viewer, as well as the exploration of mass psychology. The artist’s style is distinguished by minimalism, active interaction with the surroundings, the symbolism of the human body, and its deformation as a means of conveying emotional states. He works with the contrast between stasis and dynamics, analyzing the mechanisms of mass processes’ influence on individual perception. Artur’s concept is based on the conviction that form is not merely a visual object, but an active element of space—a tool capable of influencing the observer. In his projects, he creates environments that transform the viewer’s experience, evoking a sense of pressure or immersion in a collective experience.

Solo Exhibitions

2025 — “Art Market,” solo exhibition at Lavra Gallery, Kyiv, Ukraine.
2024 — “Cities on People — People in Cities,” CCA Mercury, Lviv, Ukraine.
2024 — “Your Dreams,” Bilous Gallery, Vienna, Austria.
2023 — “Simple,” Lviv, Ukraine.
2021 — “Form–Content,” Dzyga Gallery, Lviv, Ukraine.
2020 — “Forgotten,” Bunkermuz Gallery, Bila Tserkva, Ukraine.
2019 — “Possibility / Reality,” Lviv National Academy of Arts Gallery, Lviv, Ukraine.

Group Exhibitions

2024 — “Fenetre,” Center of Ukrainian Culture, France.
2024 — “Happy New,” Ya Gallery, Lviv, Ukraine.
2023 — “Holodomor. Genocide 32/33,” Nizio Gallery, Warsaw, Poland.
2023 — “Volodymyr Patyk Painting Plein Airs,” National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine.
2023 — “Unbreakable,” Ukrainian Institute of America, New York, USA.
2023 — “Scream,” Carnegie Hall, New York, USA.
2023 — “Horizon / Orizzonti,” Villa ex-Asilio Ciani, Lugano, Switzerland.
2022 — “The Art of Peace,” Houston, USA.
2022 — “Stand with Ukraine,” One Art Space, New York, USA.
2019 — “Identity” residency, Berlin, Germany.
2019 — “Lviv Art Days,” Lviv, Ukraine.
2018 — Maslo Gallery summer residency, Khmelnytskyi, Ukraine.
2017 — “Jak Jest?” new media exhibition, Labyrinth Gallery, Lublin, Poland.
2017 — “Intimate Self-Portrait,” Rzeszów, Poland.
2017 — “Tetramatyka,” audiovisual art festival, Lviv, Ukraine.

Sharon Stone Private Collection