Veronika Obushikhina - Break mini olive 1

In this small painting, a line changes direction and width across a field of colour. The space around it is an active part of the composition, shaping how the line and colour are perceived. Together, these simple elements create balance and rhythm within a compact format.
The painting is made with acrylic on a canvas-covered wooden panel measuring 15 × 15 cm and 3 mm thick. It is finished with a protective satin varnish and presented in a frame measuring 27 × 27 × 6 cm. The back of the frame has a wall hanger and a fold-out stand, so the artwork can be hung on a wall or displayed upright on a shelf or console table. The framed artwork will be securely packed in a cardboard box for shipping.

About the artist:
Veronika Obushikhina (b. 1976, Russia) is a contemporary artist based in Barcelona, Spain.
Working across painting and video, Obushikhina investigates the relationship between space, perception, and human presence through a visual language characterized by geometric reduction, spatial structure, and formal restraint. Drawing from minimalist and conceptual traditions, her work explores how architecture, horizon, figure, and emptiness function as points of orientation within contemporary experience.
Through carefully constructed compositions, she creates contemplative environments that examine balance, distance, silence, and the perceptual conditions through which we understand place and presence. Her practice reflects an ongoing interest in the capacity of visual form to shape psychological and spatial awareness.
Obushikhina’s work has been exhibited internationally in Europe and the United States, including presentations at MEAM – Museu Europeu d’Art Modern, Barcelona; Art Mozaik Fine Art Gallery, Santa Fe; and exhibitions in Barcelona, Málaga, and Berlin. In 2026, she will present the solo exhibition Where Form Remains at Arttek Gallery, Barcelona.
Her works are held in private collections throughout Europe and the United States and are featured on international platforms including Artsy, Singulart, Artfinder, and The Artling.
Obushikhina completed her studies at the Institute of Mediterranean Culture in 2025. She continues to develop a multidisciplinary practice situated at the intersection of perception, spatial inquiry, and contemporary minimalism.

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