Oleksandr Levich, “A BIRD OVER THE CITY”

26.09 — 09.10.2026

On misty autumn mornings, the hills of Kyiv in Oleksandr Levich’s paintings appear as a space of memory—a place where legend, history, and the present coexist.

Here, centuries, legends, vanished architecture, and images that continue to live on regardless of time are layered upon one another. The past is not left behind here—it returns from time to time, changing its form.

Kyiv appears not as a frozen historical myth, but as a living space where the past enters into a dialogue with the present, and memory opens up the possibility of a new beginning.

And a bird that suddenly soars over the city becomes a symbol of transition—an image of renewal and the continuation of life.

For Kyiv is not merely what has been preserved.

It is what is born again and again.

“Nostalgia 2017,” 50x70, oil on canvas, from the “Seasons” series

The Night Before Christmas 2026, 155×235 p.o., from the “Seasons” series

Towering Over the Valley, 2014, 130×200 p.o., from the “Seasons” series

Winter Flowers 2024, 100x200 p.o., from the “Seasons” series

“Blues for the Blue Bus,” 2019, 120×200 p.o., from the “Seasons” series

“White and Blue Canoe 2023,” 120×200 p.o., from the “Seasons” series

Popular Place 2026, 100x200 p.o., from the “Seasons” series

Bird Over the City 2026, 118×198 p.o., from the “Seasons” series