Artwork Collection

Fruits in the Night

Fruits in the Night was a solo exhibition at Ada Slaight Gallery exploring transformation, darkness, fertility, pattern, and luminous abstraction. The exhibition forms an important bridge into Threshold, developing recurring concerns with night, emergence, organic form, and the unknown.

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Mutual Reception
Mutual Reception

Painting

Mutual Reception

A painting of relation before hierarchy. Mutual Reception gathers pattern, body, fruit, diagram, and cosmology into a field of reciprocal forces. Forms echo, exchange, and depend on one another, allowing meaning to emerge through structure,... More

Fern Flower
Fern Flower

Painting

Fern Flower

A diptych-like oil painting where myth becomes atmosphere: a hidden flower, a night search, a form almost found.

Sitting Bug
Sitting Bug

Painting

Sitting Bug

A small organism becomes a solar event. Sitting Bug transforms insect, seed, shell, and flame into a charged field of yellow motion, where the body appears both fragile and radiant.

Medusa
Medusa

Painting

Medusa

A large-scale oil painting where looking becomes dangerous: myth, body, water, and cosmos coiling into one field.

Bush
Bush

Drawing

Bush

A durational graphite drawing where organic density, restraint, and repetition form an eroded field of attention.

Fruits in the Night, Installation View I
Fruits in the Night, Installation View I

Installation

Fruits in the Night, Installation View I

A solo exhibition installed as a nocturnal field of colour, pattern, and transformation. Large-scale oil paintings anchor the room, while smaller works extend the rhythm of fertility, growth, and return.

Fruits in the Night, Installation View II
Fruits in the Night, Installation View II

Installation

Fruits in the Night, Installation View II

A wide installation view showing the exhibition as a complete spatial composition, where dense painting, works on paper, and open space create a rhythm of expansion and pause.

Installation View: Mutual Reception and Fern Flower
Installation View: Mutual Reception and Fern Flower

Installation

Installation View: Mutual Reception and Fern Flower

An installation pairing a large relational field with a smaller atmospheric diptych, placing cosmology and longing side by side.

Work by

Veronika Bondarenko

Drawing and Painting

“I make paintings for the moment before recognition, when form is felt before it is fixed. In oil, images gather through glazing, abrasion, concealment, and revision, holding shells, seeds, vessels,...” [More]