Veronika Bondarenko
Medusa
Painting
A large-scale oil painting where looking becomes dangerous: myth, body, water, and cosmos coiling into one field.
“Medusa gathers myth into a field of motion. Saturated colour, circular force, and dense gestural marks create an image that coils, watches, and transforms. Aquatic, bodily, celestial, and protective associations move through the surface, held together by pressure rather than fixed narrative. The painting feels nocturnal and alive: luminous, volatile, and difficult to contain.”

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]