Stepan Ryabchenko "Peace" Print

Juxtapoz has teamed with Waone Interesni Kazki to curate a series of prints to benefit and promote arts in Ukraine in lieu of a the massive invasion of the country. Waone has brought together over 12 Ukrainian artists to create limited run giclees with proceeds to benefit the Save Ukraine Now charity.

Waone has brought Ukraine-based new media artist Stepan Ryabchenko to the project, with the work "Peace" for our print series.

Stepan Ryabchenko "Peace" Print
11.5" x 16.5"
2022 for Juxtapoz
All procoeeds to benefit Save Ukraine Now
https://www.saveukrainenow.if.ua/en/

Stepan Ryabchenko (born October 17, 1987) is a Ukrainian artist, one of the prominent representatives of new media art. His work spans digital art, conceptual architecture, graphic, sculpture, and light installations. In 2021, he was included in the list of the best digital artists from the British publication, Electric Artefacts.

Combining figurative and abstract futuristic language, he creates largescale digital prints and computer animation, which become "fragments" of the virtual universe he designed. Often the subjects of the image are imaginary plants and animals – the surrealistic appearance of the life form, existing according to the laws of the world created for them by the artist. The virtual landscapes in which Ryabchenko unfolds the stories of the characters are a self-sufficient multidimensional digital reality. Despite its technological digital origin, the appearance of this space is far from all urban and man-made. Using a component of technological development of mankind as a tool Stepan Ryabchenko appeals to the idea of human relationships with the natural environment.