Lot 187 - Kate Matsevych - I'm Not Looking

Acrylic on paper
2024
A6 (10x15cm)
Original Artwork
Signed on Verso
Curated by Art on a Postcard

About
Kate is a contemporary artist whose work explores the beauty, strength, and individuality of women. Working primarily in acrylics on canvas, she uses bold colours, striking colour blocks, and dynamic compositions to create vibrant, emotive portraits. Inspired by her upbringing surrounded by strong female influences, Kate’s art captures the complexity and essence of womanhood in a modern, expressive style.

Education
1996 - 2004
School of Art, Uzhhorod, Ukraine

2007 - 2013
Uzhhorod National University
Masters of Business Economics, Uzhhorod, Ukraine

Solo Exhibitions
2024
Self-Discovery and Rebirth, Amber Galleries, Henley on Thames, UK
End Of Residency Exhibition at the Bankside Hotel, Degree Art, London, UK

Group Exhibitions
2024
Manchester Art Fair, Dalloz Contemporary, Manchester, UK
Affordable Art Fair, Degree Art, London, UK
The Hidden and The Revealed, Art Lounge, London, UK
Edinburgh Art Fair, Dalloz Contemporary, Edinburgh, UK
Affordable Art Fair, Degree Art, London, UK
The Art Of Belonging, Bankside Hotel, Degree Art, London, UK

2023
Affordable Art Fair, Art*, London, UK
Fresh Art Fair, Dalloz Contemporary, Ascot, UK
Obsession, Art Exhibition, London, UK
No Limits, Bingham Riverhouse, Degree Art, London, UK

Gallery Representation
Amber Galleries (Henley on Thames, Stratford upon Avon, UK)
Dalloz Contemporary (London, UK)
Degree Art (London, UK)
Gone Rogue (London, UK)
Art Lounge (London, UK)

Statement about AOAP Submitted Artwork
The pieces I have submitted for International Women’s Day celebrate the beauty, complexity, and individuality of women. Each portrait uses vibrant, contrasting colours and bold shapes to explore the multifaceted nature of womanhood—strength, vulnerability, creativity, and resilience.
Through this series, I aim to encourage viewers to reflect on the roles women play in shaping our world and to celebrate their contributions, both big and small. For me, art is a way to amplify these voices and create a space for honouring women everywhere.