About Tetiana Gryshchenko

Tetiana Gryshchenko is a Ukrainian contemporary conceptual artist working with geometric abstraction, sacred geometry, and symbolic minimalism.

Her practice approaches geometry as a visual language of existing order — a way of sensing structure, rhythm, and transformation rather than constructing narratives. Through reduction, repetition, and carefully calibrated form, Gryshchenko creates compositions in which memory, perception, and inner states are held within clear, balanced systems.

The female figure appears not as a portrait or character, but as a vessel for internal processes — a point where multiplicity, structure, and lived experience intersect. Geometry in her work is not decorative; it functions as a framework that allows meaning to emerge through proportion, tension, and stillness.

Rooted in the principle of interconnectedness, Gryshchenko’s work invites a slower mode of viewing — one attentive to form, rhythm, and the quiet relationships between elements.

Her work has been presented in international exhibitions, biennales, art fairs, and contemporary art publications.