Oksana Fursovych came to England in 2022 to escape the war in Ukraine.   Since then she has been living in Cheltenham and working by day in a beauty salon.   But in the evening she takes out her paints and brushes.   She has been keen on art since she was a child.

This is what she says about her art:

My art is as diverse as I am. My pictures are a reflection of my mood, feelings and memories. 

The main material which is used for my pictures is acrylic, but sometimes I treat myself to use oil paints. 

I love to fill my pictures up with special meaning, because when they go on the wall, they become alive and bring a special atmosphere to our homes. 

I did not stop there and started drawing on clothing, which looks elegant and full of colour. The world becomes brighter when pictures are full of charisma and style and you are able to take it with you wherever you go.

Artur Orlyonov was born in 1973 in Tashkent, he studied at the Tashkent Art Collage (now P.P. Benkova Collage) from 1988 to 1992. 

In 1999 he graduated from the Ukrainian Academy of Fine Arts and in 2003 mastered his aptitude in battle painting. 

He was awarded the following honours; the Medal of St. Vladimir, the Medal of Cyril and Methodius, the Medal of Herodotus Halikarnassky, the Medal of Clio, and the Medal of Nestor, the Chronicler. 

His paintings the story of Yaroslav the Wise and his princess daughters. One of them, Agatha of Kyiv, became English Queen and gave birth to Edgar Atheling - King of England. Agatha's eldest daughter Margaret married the Scottish king. Margaret's four sons became kings of Scotland in their time. Margarita - Queen of Scotland, the granddaughter of Yaroslavthe Wise, became the first Scottish saint. Agatha's daughter Matilda was the Queen of England, the great-grandmother of the legendary King Richard the Lionheart. 

Ukrainian Art Frontier CIC presents an exhibition "Ancient Ukraine - Britanii: Common Heritage" a project that has been created as a collaboration of Ukrainian artists, the Ministry of Culture of Ukraine and BristlAid4Ukraine.

We want to introduce our rich history and culture and show our Ukrainian spirit to the international community. We are also looking for possibly to hold a charitable concert presenting Ukrainian classical and contemporary artists. INFO ART FRONTIER invites public and volunteer organizations to cooperate in helping to hold further exhibitions to promote Ukrainian history and culture. This exhibition features landscape art, portraiture and some unique artworks. 

Andriy Andriiaschenko, is from Russian occupied Donetsk. He came to the UK in 2024. Here he is exhibiting pictures that he has created in the UK. They are full of hope and light.

Natalia Bilyk was born in 1974 in the picturesque Carpathian region. She developed a love for drawing while still at school and continued her studies at Carpathian University. Her more than 2,300 talented paintings are presented at 20 personal exhibitions around the world. 

Her art reflects the life of nature and objects, passed through the prism of the artist's vision and with an admixture of her emotions and feelings. Ms. Natalia's paintings are full of rich colours and emotions.

Ukrainian artist Tetina Fey has created a unique set of artworks made from the remains of exploded munitions from the war in Ukraine.   Some highlight the horror of the conflict whilst other feature images of sylvan scenes.