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Goodwine + Spilne Art

The contemporary art platform Spilne Аrt presented works by Ukrainian artists at HOME by Goodwine.

The artists of the @spilne.art platform have created an installation and a collection of replicable art especially for @goodwinehom. The main idea of the project is to combine elements of several paintings by different artists presented on @spilne.art into one work of art and create a new coherent story.

“It’s important for us that as many people as possible get acquainted with contemporary Ukrainian art,” explains the founder of Spilne Art, @natasha___tkachenko, adding, “this collaboration is about creative cooperation, about the reach of art, about combining the efforts of art and business to create new ideas and meanings.”

At @goodwinehome you will be able to buy every sculpture from the installation and posters using collage techniques created by Ksenia Datsiuk @ksenia_datsiuk, Olena Shtepura @shtepurka and Anton Tarasyuk @antontarasuk. The works also use motifs and elements from various works by artists represented on spilne. With this gesture, the artists supported the main idea of the project – the community of art.

The project was implemented with @champagnetaittinger


Reports: HOME by goodwine х Spilne art

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