Ludmilla Radchenko: Wings of Power

Works resulting from a year of profound transformation initiated by the artist’s journey to Nepal, “where inner awareness and self-observation became central to her practice”. Radchenko’s visual language combines painting, collage, symbolism, and layered cultural references, creating compositions that are bold, ironic, and emotionally charged. Recurring animal figures embody the Seven Deadly Sins — not as moral judgment, but as raw human forces: instinct, desire, fear, excess, anger, pride, and inertia. Opposing them are the Wings, symbols of awareness, elevation, and transformation.

To 25 February.

Above: Ludmilla Radchenko, Butterfly Light Time (2025)