Artur Soletskyi

Artur Soletskyi is a prominent figure in contemporary Ukrainian art, whose career path exemplifies the seamless integration of architectural expertise into fine painting. After graduating from the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture (NAOMA), Artur began his journey as a professional architect. Working with physical volumes and urban environments shaped his unique vision of the canvas as a space governed by the laws of tectonics and light. The artist's evolution began with the realization that architecture can exist beyond physical materials. His method, often described as "the architectonics of painting," is rooted in the rejection of decorativeness in favor of pure structure. Moving from intimate graphic explorations to major museum projects at the "Chocolate House" and Lera Litvinova Gallery, Soletskyi has established himself as a master of intellectual abstraction. His style is neo-minimalism, where every line has a structural foundation. Recognized by leading media such as Harper's Bazaar and Pragmatika, Artur has become a bridge between the world of rational design and fine art. Today, his works are part of private collections across Europe and the USA, representing Ukraine as a center of a new visual culture dominated by harmony, logic, and the "geometry of silence."