Born in Bila Tserkva, Ukraine (27.10.1987), Olha Barvynka is a Ukrainian multidisciplinary artist based in the UK.
Working across sculpture, painting, photography, and writing, her practice engages with fragmentation, mobility, and the politics of material. Through modular structures and raw surfaces, she assembles found and fabricated elements—metal, concrete, glass, textile—into works that oscillate between order and collapse.
Rooted in experiences of displacement and systemic rupture, Barvynka treats matter as a vessel of memory, resistance, and reconfiguration.
Working across sculpture, painting, photography, and writing, her practice engages with fragmentation, mobility, and the politics of material. Through modular structures and raw surfaces, she assembles found and fabricated elements—metal, concrete, glass, textile—into works that oscillate between order and collapse.
Rooted in experiences of displacement and systemic rupture, Barvynka treats matter as a vessel of memory, resistance, and reconfiguration.