Oleksii Sekret – Art Portfolio

OLEKSII SEKRET

Profile

Visual Artist and Sculptor. Born in 2004 in Dnipro, Ukraine. Completed high school education at Bolu Fine Arts High School, Department of Painting. Currently graduated from the university at Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University, Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of Painting. Specializing in painting, monumental sculpture fabrication, and mixed-media. My work explores how war ruins humanity in people.

Education: 2022 – Present: Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University, Faculty of Fine Arts, Painting Department.

Artist Statement

My work explores how war ruins our basic human values and resets our moral growth. My aim is to reconnect people through empathy and push back against the habit of staying silent. Art is my way of speaking out, because when we turn a blind eye to suffering, we become part of the problem.

Core Specializations and Techniques

My works devides into two media (paintings and sculpture)
I specialize in acrylic painting on canvas techniques and also I use printing techniques such as engraving and TetraPak. My works in sculpture are mixed-media its extends to casting using cement, concrete, plaster, ceramic/clay, and polyester, incorporating mold making and structural frame assembly.

CONTACT: 

 Phone: +90 531 257 29 43        WhatsApp: +380 99 546 56 00     

Email: alexsekret2004@gmail.com

Description: On June 6, 2023, the Russian military blew up the Kakhovka Dam. Floods submerged 80 settlements, including Kherson, disrupting the water supply for over one million people across four regions and endangering their primary future source of fresh water. Furthermore, by eliminating the reactor cooling water for the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, it created the risk of a new Chernobyl disaster. As the dam waters receded, the remains of World War II German soldiers were exposed on the floor of the Kakhovka Reservoir. This situation was conceptualized as a physical trace where historical and contemporary destructions intersect. A helmeted skull form rising from a concrete mass brings together the devastation of today and the remains of the past on a single surface. By consolidating past and present violence into one body, the work makes the generational wreckage of war visible, serving as a reminder that war is a recurring sediment that accumulates on humanity through time.

Title: “06.06.2023″

Medium: Mixed media, concrete, plaster, cement, polyester 

Dimensions: Height: 30 cm | Length: 43 cm | Width: 41 cm | Weight: 10 kg 

Key Project

Main project Im working on

Sculpture

All of my sculptures I made or take part of

Paintings

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Exhibitions

All of my exhibitions