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VICTORY ART IN POLAND 
Poland Top Artist
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I painted with a brush, spatula, and various instruments that were close to hand. But after a while my need to explore invited me to express myself more. I started pouring paint onto the canvas, blowing it, splashing it, combining different textures and structures. So as to achieve a fresh and surprising effect even for me. The inner call of creation consumed me completely. Poland Top Artist Agnieszka |
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I create realistic paintings focusing on ambiance and feelings which connect places and people. The intricate fragments of my life are the subject of my works.
I slowly matured to become a painter. I graduated as a designer and a shoe designer job became my daily grind. In those days I used to paint after hours until I was able to comprehend that painting is the most amazing thing I can do. Now, after moving and living in a few cities in Poland, I found my place in Sopot where I currently live and work.
Poland Top Artist Bartosz |
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I'm an artist currently living in Warsaw. Experimenting with different media where I combine oil, acrylic paint, ink, chemical substances, natural pigments, and also dyes used in microscopic examinations. All of them combined to bring out unique and intensive colors.
My abstract paintings are inspired by geological formations, cosmos, oceans, and sea life. In my artwork, I focus on details and structure. After a closer glimpse, you can notice in my work patterns looking like microorganisms or cells under a microscope giving an organic feeling to my art.
Poland Top Artist Blanka |
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Dominika Fedko-Wójs, born in 1992, lives and creates in Krakow. Graduated from Krakow's Academy of Fine Arts with distinction, obtaining a master's degree in Graphic Design. For her master thesis and diploma which had been displayed at the Palace of Art in Krakow, she received a Society of Friends of Fine Arts Award, handed out during the official ceremony in Professor Karol Estreicher's Villa.
Besides being a fine artist, Dominika is also a graphic designer in one of the biggest branding agencies in Poland combining her professional career with a passion for illustration, animation, and artistic book design.
Poland Top Artist Dominika |
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I have always looked at the world differently, it seems to me that I see more than others. I often hear someone tell me that I can read their mind. Creativity, emotions, thoughts on the meaning of life, philosophy have been with me for years. I was looking for a way of expression, I wanted these emotions and thoughts to come to light. I started drawing, experimenting and it was digital art that allowed me to release my emotions to a previously unattainable degree.
Poland Top Artist Emil |
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Gamid Ibadullayev (b. 1980, Baku, Azerbaijan, in Poland since 2005). Graduated from the Academy in Baku with diplomas in Ceramics and History of Art (2003), and from the Cinematography Department at the Film and Television Academy in Warsaw (2008).
In my art practice, I am interested in looking for similarities between artistic activity and processes occurring in the world of nature. I am inspired by these natural phenomena that are unpredictable, unique, or capable of shaping the space. Observing them and their constant changes, like growth, decay, movement, revival, or relationships with man-made objects – is a starting point for my work.
Poland Top Artist Gamid |
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It all begins with a blank piece of paper or canvas. I never plan what to paint, nor have any idea what will come out or how long it would take to finish. A journey begins with the first strokes of the brush, pencil, pen, few drops of water, first splashes of ink, paint.. and then, in the flow, I discover curious worlds of my own mind.
I love doing things in an intuitive way whenever it’s possible. Things that inspire me and make me feel alive are conscious movement and dance, playing djembe, creative cooking, photography of moments that catch my soul, home decorating, exploring nature.
Poland Top Artist Joanna |
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Joanna Wietrzycka was born in 1978 in Rymanów, a small town in Poland. She has always liked to create and paint. She graduated the Faculty of Architecture at the Cracow University of Technology and Cracow School of Art and Fashion Design.
She worked as a fashion designer and an interior architect. Research in art led her to express herself in painting. Now she is a full time artist living in Cracow. She often uses her professional experience and view of the world in her artworks. Her paintings are in private collections in Poland and abroad.
Poland Top Artist Joanna |
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Justyna graduated with the distinction of the Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź – Poland.
My passion, interests, and real work concern artistic fields like oil and acrylic painting, graphics, sculpture, clothing, and textile design, construction, and creation of artistic objects and facilities.
The main focus of my artistic creations is the person, I’m especially inspired by human faces as a determinant of people’s emotions.
Poland Top Artist Justyna |
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I was born in Nowy Sącz (Poland) in 1997. There I have finished Artistic Education in the field of visual arts. Now I have started Contemporary Art in Kraków.
I base my actions on attention to detail and great diligence, which gives me satisfaction. Every day there are new challenges and new ideas. Some day it is nature but someday it's an emotion my emotion caused by real life.
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Ever since I remember, I have always needed artistic activity. However, my serious adventure with art began, when I had started my education in fine arts high school. I was gaining new skills – in the areas of sculpture, painting, drawing, design, photography. Art became a form of expressing my emotions and dealing with them. Simultaneously, I was interested in erasing borders between art disciplines and involving the viewer in the creative process.
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Constantly experimenting with colours, techniques and textures to best show the emotions. I use very often synthetic gold in my painting to show light of energy. This is why very often my paintings do not fit within the framework and often go out into space.
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Michał Konrad Zalewski is a Polish abstract painter. His style is a fusion of geometric abstraction and expressionism. In his work, he focuses on composition, color, and structure.
He is inspired by music and urban culture. His work seeks to explore themes surrounding music and human emotions, forcing viewers to think about their feelings.
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I was born in Konin in 1995, in a city in the center of Poland. Since 2015 I studied Graphic Art at the University of Fine Arts in Poznań. My specialization is intaglio and I finished my master's degree in this technique. I use basic techniques like aquatint and etching but also I prefer more complicated things like sugar lift and salt tint. Except for metal techniques, I work also in serigraphy, linocut, lithography, and painting. In my artworks, I focus on architecture, geometry, and social problems.
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My artworks are characterized by a versatile use of imagery, textures, layers, and mark-making. Spontaneity is a key factor that accompanies my creative vision. I play with my sense of composition, design, and contrast to convey a remarkable sense of balance and harmony.
Since my young age, I've been waiting for the chance to devote more time to art, and seven years ago I finally got the chance to realize my dream. I loved to draw and paint from a very young age, and my art teacher at primary school noticed me and suggested that train myself.
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What will you learn
To provide the artists with the tools and knowledge that are necessary to get started with their own practice, several art seminars with various topics will be provided.
The seminars will always take place at 19:00 Central European Time (GMT+1). Add it to your agenda here.
Navigating Legal Issues in the Arts by GJW 19.02.2025
This seminar will provide an essential guide to the legal matters artists need to understand to protect their work and organize their careers effectively. Topics include intellectual property rights, copyright basics, contracts, and licensing agreements. Participants will learn how to navigate regulations specific to the creative industries and develop practical strategies for managing legal aspects of their artistic practice.
Funding Art: Legal and Financial Perspectives by GJW 19.03.2025
This session delves into the intersection of legal and financial considerations for artists seeking funding. Participants will explore different funding options, such as grants, sponsorships, and crowdfunding, and how to navigate the legal documentation involved. The workshop will also cover financial planning, tax obligations, and budgeting strategies to ensure sustainable income streams while maintaining compliance with legal requirements.
Curation & Gallery Interest by Ari S. Kupsus
Learn how to present your work to galleries and curators. Explore what makes your portfolio stand out, how to approach galleries, and the key elements curators look for when selecting pieces for exhibitions. This workshop will provide valuable insights into building long-lasting relationships with art institutions.
Creating Art Centers & Communities and Attracting Audiences to Your Art Center by Ari S. Kupsus
Discover how to build and manage creative spaces that foster artistic collaboration and community engagement. Whether it’s an art center, co-working space, or cultural hub, you’ll gain knowledge on structuring these environments to support both emerging and established artists, and learn strategies for sustaining them. Once your creative space is established, how do you get people through the door? This session will focus on marketing techniques, community outreach, and audience engagement strategies to attract visitors, build a loyal audience, and create meaningful connections with the local and global arts community..
Applying to International Calls: Essentials for Artists by Art Connects Society
This seminar, organized by Valentine Svihalek—contemporary artist and founder/director of Art Connect Society—will guide artists through the essential dos and don’ts of applying for international open calls, artist residencies, publications, and other professional opportunities. With years of experience curating exhibitions and connecting artists globally, Valentine will share practical insights on crafting standout applications that captivate curators, publishers, and organizations. Emphasis will be placed on clarity, presentation, and storytelling to help artists make a compelling case for their inclusion in opportunities worldwide.
Your Digital Footprint: Giving it a Facelift by Art Connects Society
In this seminar, artists will explore how to enhance their online presence through social media and websites. The session will offer practical advice on optimizing social media profiles and content to engage followers and attract attention from galleries, collectors, and collaborators. Artists will receive an overview of website best practices, focusing on user-friendly design, clear navigation, and compelling visuals that represent their work. The workshop will also delve into identifying and targeting key audiences, potential partners, and collaborators, helping artists strategically position themselves in the digital space for greater visibility and impact.
Pricing Your Art for the Market by Victory Art
The Art of Writing Proposals and Grant Applications by Victory Art
Sustainability in Art: Eco-Friendly Practices by Victory Art
Preparing for Exhibitions and Art Fairs by Victory Art
Crowdfunding for Art Projects by Victory Art
Collaborating with Other Artists and Creative Fields by Victory Art
Leveraging Social Media for Art Promotion by Victory Art
Building and Maintaining Professional Networks by Victory Art
Understanding Art Markets: Local vs. Global by Victory Art
Diversifying Income Streams as an Artist by Victory Art
Selling Your Art Online: E-commerce Platforms and Strategies by Victory Art
Transitioning from Emerging to Established Artist by Victory Art
Collaborating with Art Institutions and Museums by Victory Art
The Ethics of Art: Cultural Appropriation and Representation in Context of Challenging Political Scene by Victory Art
Bulgaria
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My name is Emilia. I beliеve I was born an artist. It took me some time in my childhood to understand which art suits me best.
I want, at least I hope, the viewers of my art to feel the same happiness and peace of mind that I had while painting the piece. I want them to feel the warmth, the comfort, the quietness that I rest between the layers of paint.
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I am Ivan Gotsev. I was born in a beautiful small town, located at the foot of Pirin Mountain, Bulgaria. Like all children, I loved to paint, however, my passion and imagination has not left me to this day. Nature and people are the reason I became an artist.
It is very typical of me to combine elements of my experiences with nature and add a personal meaningful interpretation of abstract images.
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Milena Gaytandzhieva (1980) obtained her bachelor's degree in Textile Design and Art from the National Academy of Art in Sofia, Bulgaria in 2004.
I cannot live without creating art. I am a creative person and just cannot work anything else except art or a job which is connected to art like a design for example. I search for art everywhere when I cook, when I walk, celebrate a birthday, make love.
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I’m an artist from Bulgaria. I fell in love with abstract painting because it is unpredictable and interesting as a technique that requires all my attention. I use the wet-wet technique with pigments and different oils. This way of creating art is quite interesting, painting leads the artist in some unknown, random direction. Right now I’m more interested in experimenting with different materials, such as oil, various solvents, pigments, etc. I was always interested in the technique and technology of painting with color.
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Romania
VICTORY ART IN ROMANIA 
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Adrian Dica (b. 1984 Alexandria) is a Romanian painter and he currently lives and works in Bucharest. He studied Fine Arts at the National University of Arts in Bucharest (UNARTE). In 2014 he obtained a BA of Fine Arts degree and in 2016 a MA at the same department, both at Prof. Marcel Bunea. He was awarded UGARTE Excellence Diploma for Painting for his BA artworks.
The general technique principle concerns several cycles of construction-deconstruction, addition-extraction of pictorial matter, and of elements of a plastic discourse. These favors the “coexistence” of the experimental elements and of the accidental factor assumed with a “correct” technical, psychological and historical approach.
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I invite you to enter an art universe, to explore different styles, techniques, and artistic themes. From abstract art to realism, from collages to unique textile prints, all my works present an original vision. My inspiration sources are many and varied: from the surrounding nature (floral and vegetal motifs), architecture elements, decorative motifs of Romanian folklore, to elements from other cultures, abstract geometric compositions to realistic studies from nature.
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The act of intuitive painting is precious moment to reconnect with oneself, allowing for a moment of solitude and rejuvenation before embarking on the day's journey.As an intuitive abstract painter, my work is a reflection of both my inner landscapes - emotions, thoughts, and personal stories - and the external world around me.
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My name is Anca Constantinescu and I am a visual artist from Bucharest, Romania. My mixed media abstract and figurative works explore the human figure and the idea of communication between people. Most of my works are very bright and vibrant, full of saturated colours and contrast. I like to combine a series of mediums, like acrylic, oil, industrial and spray paint with different techniques such as painting, pouring, scraping.
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I am a Romanian photographer who believes photography allows me to share impulses, impressions, and thoughts in an open format, welcome to all interpretation.
After 10 years of experimenting with numerous genres, it appears I have found my niche. Despite living in Budapest, my interest revolves around social issues and phenomena surrounding present-day Romania.
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The drawing activity took me on a journey of freedom and relaxation and having the willingness to experiment more in this sense, I started painting courses in a visual arts studio. This experience provided me with the opportunity to enter a whole new world, during which time I also had an exhibition of oil paintings.
My personal painting techniques are about balance, calibrating the amount of paint in the proper paintbrush, with masterful touches on the suitable silk, all this to control the color drop in the desired shape. It’s an act of speed most of the time;
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I am a Romanian artist who loves to experiment with different mediums and styles. I have developed an affinity for detail and developed a pure passion for mythological themes and serious issues concerning human morality.
I started out in the world of art young and since then I have grown as an artist. At six years old, I participated and won a silver medal for painting in Japan and sold a painting the Nadia Comaneci, the Russian Gymnast at an art auction.
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For me, painting and art, in general, mean a way of life. I believe that once you have tasted it, you cannot return to your old existence. Art, and implicitly painting, represents a spiritual dimension of the world, which offers the viewer a deeper perspective through which he can relate to everything around him. For me, art is as vital as water or air.
I am mainly inspired by nature. I spend quite a lot of time in nature, observing the little things around me. The flight of an insect, the fall of a leaf ... Nature is full of mysteries waiting to be revealed.
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Born in Romania, I spent my adolescent year in Italy and graduated in biomedical although I always knew that was not my path to follow. As I moved to Czech Republic, very proud of my new rented apartment I decided to make some painting for my wall. The first of many! It was love at first touch of the canvas, first stroke and It felt like it was part of my essence for long time.
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The paintings are an endless journey of explaining what and why we are. The language of painting is as intuitive and concrete as life itself. The questions come to answers and the answers come to questions. As the exploration goes on, embracing space, science, and philosophy. My work intends to be a statement of pure emotion through an uncertain existence.
Since I was a child, I always had an urge to create. Making art is my biggest joy and I loved having the freedom to express myself without constraint. Being an artist is about constant learning and giving to others
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I always felt connected to art in some way and attracted by it. I guess at some point in my life I choose this: to be an artist, even if I had always been one long time before I was even able to raise awareness. I decided to accept it, to accept myself and follow my passion.
As the artist I decided to be, my purpose is to express my feelings, to transform emotions, to communicate thoughts, to reveal my personality, and make manifest the artist within me. This is what my art is about.
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I’m Simon George, a designer from Cluj-Napoca, Romania. My artistic background starts about 20 years ago, in my hometown, Sighetu Marmatiei, when my sister first took me to an after-hours art class within “George Enescu - School of Music”. From a young age I’ve been drawn to creating, taking apart most of my toys and combining different parts to make new objects, so the art class came as a glove for my artistic tendencies.
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Founder of Victory Art Gallery, Bridging artistic excellence across Eastern Europe
SPRING CURATION
Our spring artwork collection celebrates the season of renewal, inviting vibrant life and energy into your home. Bursting with an array of colors and styles, this collection captures the essence of blooming nature and revitalized spirit. Whether you're looking for a lively centerpiece for your living space or a gentle floral accent for a serene corner, these pieces will fill your home with the optimism and vitality of spring. This collection illustrates a metaphorical representation of spring through ourselves. Just as everything blooms, awakens, and renews in spring, so do we: we grow, change, and learn.
EMBRACE
THE BLOOM OF SPRING ON YOUR WALLS
Infuse your space with the colors and emotions of spring. From soft pastels of blooming flowers to vivid greens and sunny yellows that mirror the season’s abundant energy, this collection awakens the senses. Evoke the fragrance of blossoming gardens and the joy of longer, brighter days with each brushstroke and hue.
BLOSSOMING HORIZONS
Immerse yourself in the beauty of spring’s bloom. This theme celebrates the delicate beauty of flowers and trees awakening after winter, with soft pinks, light greens, and creamy whites.
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Anna Ovsiankina Impressionism | 1380€ |
Annet Loginova Abstract| 1440€ |
Yvonne Vacha Symbolism| 1830€ |
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Monika Varcholova Impressionism | 510€ |
Irina Pronina Impressionism | 650€ |
RENEWAL AND REBIRTH
Spring is a time of transformation and growth. This theme emphasizes the metaphoric rebirth of nature and ourselves.
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Yvonne Vacha Expressionism| 1960€ |
Zuzana Vlčková Abstract| 240€ |
Annet Loginova Abstract| 768€ |
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THE ROAD FORKS IN MANY DIRECTIONS Lilian Szalai Expressionism| 990€ |
GROWTH WITHIN
This theme focuses on personal growth and introspection, represented through metaphorical and abstract works. Subtle greens and soft yellows dominate, representing fresh starts and inner peace.
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Marián Čižmárik Symbolism | 5980€ |
Dávid Hocko Modern | sold |
Obývák Creative Studio Conceptual fine art | 720€ |
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Emil Słomiński Abstract| 260€ |
SPRING STORM
The peaceful silence before and after a spring storm? There is something magical hidden in it. This theme reflects the metaphor - how, in life, there are no flowers without the rain.
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Valentine Svihalek Abstract| sold |
Irina Pronina Expressionism| 648€ |
Sviatlana Pšeničková-Krepsky Abstract | 1500€ |
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Konstantin Lyzogub Realism| 4610€ |
SUMMER CURATION 2026
Our summer collection celebrates the vibrancy and warmth of the season. It invites you to bask in the golden glow of sunlight and revel in the lively spirit of summer days. Featuring bold colors, dynamic forms, and evocative imagery, this collection is perfect for creating a cheerful, energetic atmosphere in your space. Summer brings with it a greater surge of energy, a longing for adventure, celebrations of life, and the discovery of new experiences. This summer collection of artworks embodies everything you desire in summer – a celebration of freedom, an escape from reality, festivals, and warm, tranquil evenings where you can completely unwind
SUN KISSED
BRILLIANCE FOR YOUR WALLS
Brighten your home with summer's palette—radiant yellows, azure blues, and fiery oranges.
FESTIVAL
Celebrate the lively energy of summer festivals, fireworks, and gatherings. These pieces burst with color and dynamic forms, mirroring the joyous spirit of shared moments.
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Maják Collective Abstract | €670 |
Kristína Fašungová Abstract | €1010 |
Dan Armand Stancu Conceptual Abstract | €400 |
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Yulia Paliy Abstract | €930 |
COASTAL ESCAPES
Experience the serenity and adventure of seaside getaways with artworks inspired by the coast—azure waters, sandy beaches, and ocean breezes dominate this theme.
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Leila Kolkopová Expressionism| €410 |
Magdaléna Ševčík Abstract | €2160 |
Agnieszka Tomczuk Abstract| €405 |
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Agnieszka Tomczuk Abstract | €460 |
CELEBRATION OF FREEDOM
Celebrate the joy of spontaneous summer adventures with vibrant and playful pieces that evoke festivals, road trips, and carefree moments under the sun.
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Annet Loginova Abstract | €984 |
Yuri Gudkov Modern | €840 |
Tanya Bilous Abstract| €40 |
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Sophia Di Beo Abstract | €140 |
ESCAPE FROM REALITY
Summer is a bit of a vacation season when people tend to escape from reality. Let yourself be carried away into a world of relaxation and tranquility.
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Yaroslav Leonets/p> Symbolism | €2640 |
Ivana Brázdová Modern | €400 |
Eliška Malárová Abstract| €600 |
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Melek Bahçe Realism | €940 |
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Andrea
Professionals with personal touch. Highly recommended 🙌

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Natelo
A great website for finding that piece of art that works well in your house. The service is good as well .

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Angeli
I have bought a very beautyfull art piece which really is an eyecatcher. The use of colors is amazing if you look at it; you see high quality.
Also the whole proces of buying went well you get all the information and more. I have actually had a meet & greet with the artist of the painting. How cool is that!


Alina
I am very happy with the painting I ordered. It is very beautiful, nice quality and special. It was also very good packed, arrived with all certificates and personal note from the Ukrainian artist. Besides, to support Ukrainian people in these heavy times, should be our priority, in any possible way.

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Lisa
Viktoria and her entire team were really helpful from start to finish. And I am sooooooo very happy and excited about the amazing artwork and artist I was able to connect with through Victory Art. I really can't recommend them highly enough!!

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Micheal
A perfect place to discover and also directly purchase artworks from a vibrant community of artists that are located in eastern Europe.
In addition it is also definitely worth regularly visiting the website to keep up to date with the latest Art coming from eastern Europe.

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Andrea
Professionals with personal touch. Highly recommended 🙌
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Natelo
A great website for finding that piece of art that works well in your house. The service is good as well .
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Angeli
I have bought a very beautyfull art piece which really is an eyecatcher. The use of colors is amazing if you look at it; you see high quality.
Also the whole proces of buying went well you get all the information and more. I have actually had a meet & greet with the artist of the painting. How cool is that!


Alina
I am very happy with the painting I ordered. It is very beautiful, nice quality and special. It was also very good packed, arrived with all certificates and personal note from the Ukrainian artist. Besides, to support Ukrainian people in these heavy times, should be our priority, in any possible way.
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Lisa
Viktoria and her entire team were really helpful from start to finish. And I am sooooooo very happy and excited about the amazing artwork and artist I was able to connect with through Victory Art. I really can't recommend them highly enough!!
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Micheal
A perfect place to discover and also directly purchase artworks from a vibrant community of artists that are located in eastern Europe.
In addition it is also definitely worth regularly visiting the website to keep up to date with the latest Art coming from eastern Europe.

That time we collaborated with by FLIPP
Victory Art is proud to announce a partnership with Rotterdam's fine dining hotspot MARA & ON THE ROCKX by FLIPP! A restaurant toting modern French cuisine in a casual yet classic atmosphere, by FLIPP is the perfect place to experience some of Victory Art's paintings accentuating the interior design.

Read about the opening evening of the exceptional exhibition TOUCH: deaf-blind artists of Maják.
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We went Green: Virtual Exhibition on Sustainable Art
Art has been a sort of collective consciousness of the era in which we live. From the depiction of religious figures during their heyday to everyday civilians as aristocracies fell, to the large shift to abstract art after the invention of photography.
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The Time We Participated in Rotterdam Art Week
VA Presents: Magdalena Ševčík - The Deafblind Artists of Maják
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A Diverse New East : Virtual Eastern European Art Exhibition
In the world where the stories are celebrated, Eastern Europe has a unique story to tell. It is a rich story, unexplored diversity in individual expression.

A Panel Discussion: How to Navigate the Art Market
As a closing ceremony of the main exhibition World Trade Center x Victory Art introducing Andrea Ehret: 24K Feelings at the World Trade Center in the Hague on the 27th of June, World Trade Center and Victory Art organized a panel discussion–From Novice to Expert: How to Navigate in the Art Industry.

Art is Healing: The Time We Gave Back
Artists Donated their work to nurses in the midst of COVID-19.

VA @ WTC The Hague: An Exhibition
On the 20th of June, the team at Victory Art organized their biggest exhibition ever–World Trade Center x Victory Art introducing Andrea Ehret: 24K Feelings. The exhibition displayed a new collection of Andrea’s art pieces which involve her work with golden powder and represent a golden embrace that is the 24K Feelings.

Our First Exhibition: RAW & Victory Art
Victory Art started the year of 2019 on a high note by collaborating with RAW Streetphoto Gallery to host our first ever exhibition ever: Introducing Mima Chovancová.
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THE JOURNEY TO MAKING A DIFFERENCE STARTS WITH ONE CUP OF MATCHA AND A SHARED SMILE
Not everyone is given the same opportunities, but everyone deserves a place where they are valued. Our matcha café is built on the belief that inclusion isn’t just an idea—it’s a way of life. Here, individuals with unique abilities have the chance to showcase their talents, connect with the community, and thrive in a welcoming space.
*We are a non-profit organization.
ABOUT COMPANY
SOME HISTORY
2018
Intending to change outdated stereotypes and build new perceptions, Viktória Pikovská set out to build a platform capable of promoting and managing talents who truly deserve respect and spotlight - so she founded Victory Art in 2018.
2023
By tailoring our company to the world's fast-paced development, Victory Art makes it trustworthy, flexible, affordable, and possible for every corner of the world to access and discover Central and Eastern European artists, a region that hosts many misunderstood and underrepresented voices and talents.
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DISCOVER OUR STORYDiscover the heart behind our matcha cafe — a space built on inclusivity and community. Learn how our journey began, empowering individuals with Down syndrome while serving matcha with purpose. Be part of our story and see how every cup makes a difference.
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I am a Slovak painter and art therapist based in Prague who focuses mainly on expressive abstract oil painting. I have always believed art is an extraordinary tool for self-transformation, and so my creative process is an intuitive, balancing act where I constantly lose and find myself over and over again. I am proud to say my artworks are part of private collections all around the world and have been part of international exhibitions in many parts of the world including Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Germany, and the USA.
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I learned how to understand our world while exploring and discovering the infinite richness of visual experience I was surrounded by. It was mainly the area of graphic design, typography, and new media, that caught my attention at the beginning. I began to feel over time, that the digital art world lacked one of the most fundamental human experiences for me. It was direct physical contact with the work of art. Therefore, I immediately decided on the medium painting, which is very traditional and contemporary at the same time. As soon as I discovered the fine arts, I knew this will be an integral part of my life.
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I come from a family with four children. My father was a civil servant and my mother a simple housewife. I grew up in a small village in eastern Slovakia with maybe 1000 inhabitants. As a small child, I took an aluminum spoon and used it to draw on all the furniture. My mother was always annoyed and wondered where I got this desire to draw from.
In my environment there was no one who could lead me to it only then in school did my teacher realize that I have a great artistic talent and gives me a way and support. In this village I lived my childhood directly with nature. That influenced me a lot and forever.
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My name is Kate Grishakova. I am a Slovak artist. I create vivid, bright paintings in an impressionistic manner. I compose poems, which often reflect my boundless love for people and life. |
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Liam is an 8 years old boy who loves painting, drawing, reading, and dancing. He is inspired by nature and music.
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I was born and raised in central Slovakia, in a classical village with folk traditions. I believe I have been looking at our world slightly differently ever since I was a small child.
I have three certificates of the Alpha, Beta, and Gamma courses and I have had a couple of small vernissages too. I love painting and I especially love how an abstract painting gives me the opportunity to freely express what I feel I enjoy various combinations of colors and materials, and also the fact that abstract can be minimalistic. To me, it is amazing and fascinating how each person sees and finds something different in every abstract painting.
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I am a Slovakian graphic designer who was introduced to the world of art through my love for graffiti art. I got into graffiti for the first time in elementary school and it has never ceased to fascinate me. However, I use graffiti art in my work in a different way than one would expect.
I like to think of graffiti as a specific social artifact. I create unique assemblages from graffiti waste and transfers them into a new luxurious context. For example, the collection of canvases called 'Mummies' are mostly assemblages I created from graffiti waste transformed into a new form, which brings any style of street art into a new context.
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Marián is a painter, graphic artist, illustrator, and creator of fine arts and art objects. He lives and works in Poprad, Slovakia. Born right under the highest mountain range in Slovakia, the High Tatras, Marian‘s work is influenced by his real-world upbringing in a beautiful country, its folklore, and culture, as well as spiritual and mystical elements that were hidden in the world around him.
His ideas and inspirations usually come from the deep genesis of humanity, traditions as well as nature. Traditions not only from the Slovak culture but also from the entire cultural history of mankind.
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I am a Homo sapiens sapiens, part of a 2.8 million-year-old species on a 4.5 billion-year-old planet in a 13.7 billion-year-old universe. I am simultaneously insignificant and vital.
As an individual, I am a conscious entity shaped by my physical form, family, social background, and life experiences. I am a temporary cluster of energy, influencing myself, surroundings, and the universe.
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I’m a Slovakian-born artist with Hungarian roots. However, I currently live in Bratislava where I studied painting and other media at the Academy of Fine Arts. My main subject is usually time, memories, childhood, the origin of the world, and the transformation of the material world into abandoned and forgotten landscapes. The technique I use is very specific and similar to sgraffito-- it has relief-like features.
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My story had a late start- it began after years of draining, time-consuming back and forth in the commercial world. After feeling a need for a creative boost, I thought why not leverage her talent for playing with colors and dip my feet into the world of abstract art.
The tipping point came when my work was commissioned by a stranger and I was offered my first exhibition. Since then painting became part of ME.
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I am fascinated by the inner world that everyone has inside. The feelings, emotions, passions, and vices of humanity are my inspiration. I depict them mainly through women. For abstract-biomorphic shapes, I am looking for inspiration in nature. The picture always has its own idea/story, that the attentive viewer will understand when examining symbols. I also create portraits in collaboration with various successful sports personalities that create a small hall of fame.
I love art because it never gets old, its legacy persists and bears witness to its time. It is something tangible, but at the same time it's something, that is not tangible, the thought/story of the author.
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We are a creative studio focused on photography and its various forms. We are Lenka & Nika and Living Room Creative Studio is our home. The place where all creative things are made.
The year 2014 was the one when we met each other for the first time at Tomas Bata University. To gain more experience in the field of photography Lenka went to study at the University of Ljubljana in Slovenia and Nika at Mimar Sinan University in Istanbul, Turkey. Later we both graduated Photography department and our journey together began. The concept to found this studio originated primarily from our passion to create.
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I'm an introverted artist who began painting as a curious child and continued my passion at an art school. I received a scholarship for architecture at Wroclaw University of Technology in Poland.
After marriage, I moved to Prague and continued creating art. Living in Bratislava now, surrounded by nature, I find inspiration in my garden studio.
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My name is Viktória. I am the founder of Victory Art and an artist as well. Since I was a child I used to love photography and admire, how authentically it can capture any moment.
The collection presented at Victory Art is from the period when I was fascinated by glass, its possibilities, shapes, fragility, and power to hurt so badly at the same moment. Because I believe, that the form of presenting the art piece is as important as the art pieces themselves, the art pieces are printed on an aluminum plate using my favorite formats (square and circle).
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Yuri Gudkov was born in 1977 in the city of Perm, located on the banks of the Kama River in the European part of Russia near the Ural Mountains. In 1980 he changed his place of residence with his parents and moved to Crimea, located on the northern coast of the Black Sea.
I graduated from school in 1994. At school I began to draw on the desk, the notebooks and color spray on the walls. Between 1994 -1998 I attended the Crimean institute of economics and business law, combining a visit to the drawing studio and taking lessons from the master class.
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I am an artist living in the small town of Topolcany in Slovakia. I have loved art since I was a child and my big fantasy always helped me out. So, eventually, I attended an art-focused high school and later college. Since then my passion for painting has only grown. My favorite medium is acrylic paints, but I often experiment with glue, oil, gold, and silver foil or glitter.
I really enjoy Andy Warhol’s work but I get inspiration from my surroundings in my everyday life. If you were to ask me why I paint, I would reply with the old adage, ‘do what makes you happy.’ And painting makes me happy.
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I studied art school and besides painting, I also illustrate and do graphic design. I’ve always been interested in art. From paintings to photography, dance, fashion, or design. For me, creating is a natural way of life. It doesn't matter if I paint, dress up, or cook. Everything is creation for me.
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The paintings are in an abstract style and offer great freedom of expression and movement. It is a kind of therapy and meditation, the moment when time ceases to exist.
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When I first visited a gallery, I was completely entranced by the paintings on the wall. As I was looking at each of them slowly, I could not get enough of their beauty, and as I could not think of anything that would compare to this moment. I had not had such dreams in years but what I felt then was motivation enough for me to pursue an artistic career.
I stopped painting for a long time and I focused on photography because of commercial reasons. But, as once was said, if you want to paint and it is inside you, you will always keep getting back to it. It is one of the best ways to express your own freedom, the most authentic story about ourselves and our world.
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Works of art have been my passion since an early age. When I was six I drew my first drawing and painted my very first painting. I was attending an artistic painting club during elementary and high school as well. Now I work as a neurologist and live in Kosice, Slovakia. At present, I divide my time between the medical job and artistic activity in order to lead fulfilled and well-balanced life.
The greatest sources of my inspiration are nature, love, music, life's events, and memories. As by means of my portraits and paintings I leave a legacy, a message, a footstep of my existence I consider the whole time dedicated to the special matter best spent.
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