Veronika Hapchenko
Veronika Hapchenko (Kyiv, 1995) lives and works in Krakow. Embracing both painting and object making, her work is concerned with Russian philosophy and cultural tropes of the former USSR – as well as with the strong ties between esoteric beliefs, politics and militarism that they entail. Looking to philosophical theses, historiography and oral history in her work, the artist traces legends and taboos surrounding revolutionary artists, political figures and the presence of occult in their lives and output.
Hapchenko recently graduated with an MFA in Painting from the Krakow Academy of Fine Art, after first studying stage design at the National, University of Cinema and Television in Kyiv, Ukraine. Berlin. Her solo shows include Import Export, Warsaw, Nanazenit,Warsaw, i gallery, Cracow, Baszta Gallery, Dworek Białoprądnicki Cultural Center, Cracow. Her works have been also exhibited in group shows at Gierowski Foundation, Warsaw, Krupa Gallery, Wroclaw, Rundgang, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, Cracow Art Week KRAKERS and Galeria Atelier II, Cracow.Veronika Hapchenko (Kyiv, 1995) lives and works in Krakow. Embracing both painting and object making, her work is concerned with Russian philosophy and cultural tropes of the former USSR – as well as with the strong ties between esoteric beliefs, politics and militarism that they entail. Looking to philosophical theses, historiography and oral history in her work, the artist traces legends and taboos surrounding revolutionary artists, political figures and the presence of occult in their lives and output.
Hapchenko recently graduated with an MFA in Painting from the Krakow Academy of Fine Art, after first studying stage design at the National, University of Cinema and Television in Kyiv, Ukraine. Berlin. Her solo shows include Import Export, Warsaw, Nanazenit,Warsaw, i gallery, Cracow, Baszta Gallery, Dworek Białoprądnicki Cultural Center, Cracow. Her works have been also exhibited in group shows at Gierowski Foundation, Warsaw, Krupa Gallery, Wroclaw, Rundgang, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, Cracow Art Week KRAKERS and Galeria Atelier II, Cracow.
Ph. Emilia Kutrzeba
Veronika Hapchenko, Swan (TBC), 2022Polylactide, 33x22x15 cm. Courtesy Import Export, Warsaw. Ph: Alberto Fanelli.
Veronika Hapchenko, Ashtray (flower), 2022Acrylic and ink on canvas, 46x41 cm. Courtesy Import Export, Warsaw. Ph: Alberto Fanelli.
Veronika Hapchenko, Bohemian Glass, 2022Acrylic and ink on canvas, 46x41 cm. Courtesy Import Export, Warsaw. Ph: Alberto Fanelli.
Veronika Hapchenko, Swan, 2022Acrylic and ink on canvas, 110x160 cm. Courtesy Import Export, Warsaw. Ph: Alberto Fanelli.
Renata Fabbri is delighted to announce that the artist has been chosen to create a project for the Croatian pavilion at the Sixtieth Venice Biennale, to take place April 20 to November 24, 2024.
- Vlatka Horvat
Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb
Opening Sept 14
Until 12/11/2023
Curated by Kristina Bonjeković Stojković
- Vlatka Horvat,
- Tim Etchells,
- Sophie Ko
Artissima
2nd – 5th November 2023
Oval | Torino
Main Section
Hall Orange | Booth 12
- Giovanni Kronenberg
Curated by Vincenzo de Bellis and Alessandro Rabottini
