Kostiantyn Lizohub

Kostiantyn Lyzohub is a Ukrainian artist based in Kharkiv (Eastern Ukraine).  At his works  Kostiantyn combines  abstract and realistic paintings, while actively using textural possibilities, bringing symbolism and allegory, his philosophical views, compositional techniques, and form to the fore in his art.

In artistic experiments, Lyzuhub has based on the achievements of the artists of the Renaissance era, the guidelines for which he formed during his study at the Kharkiv State Academy of Design and Arts.  However, Kostiantyn is able to find non-standard solutions and contemporary approaches in his art.

Kostiantyn Lyzohub, Kharkiv, Ukraine

From the first days of the full-scale invasion of the Russian army into Ukraine, Lyzohub joined the Kharkiv self-defense troops. For some time, the brigade where he happened to serve and defeat was reorganized into a reconnaissance and sabotage brigade and became equal to the troops of the regular army of Ukraine. At the moment, he continues to serve in one of the Kharkiv military brigades as an art therapist. His main mission is to help soldiers improve their emotional state and cope with the psychological trauma received during the war.

Before the war, Kostiantyn’s paintings were presented at numerous international exhibitions in Asia and Europe, including Christie’s auction in London.

In 2022, while the artist has been defending his country, three of his paintings were sold at charity exhibitions in the United States “Art of Ukraine” in Denver and “Sonya Art Gallery Project” in New York. The money raised from the sale of paintings was returned to Ukraine in the form of humanitarian aid.

Stone 1, oil on canvas, D 120, 2019
Stone 3, oil on canvas, D 120, 2019
Stone series, 2019
Cut II, oil on canvas, 150×150 cm, 2011
Cut II, oil on canvas, 150×150 cm, 2011
Awakening, oil on canvas, 150×150 cm, 2011
Game I, oil on canvas, Petal, D 109, 2017
Game I, oil on canvas, Petal, D 109, 2017
Helgi’s dreams, oil on canvas, 120×120 cm, 2022
Dress III, oil on canvas, 118×91 cm, 2016
Dress II, oil on canvas, 118×91 cm, 2016