Tetiana Moloda is an artist from Odesa who works with various artistic techniques and materials. For our library, this is the first introduction to her art.
The exhibition features her paintings and graphic works — vibrant, imaginative, and decorative, reflecting a love for Ukrainian culture, personal memories, and a rich world of artistic fantasy. The opening of the exhibition was moderated by the library director, Inha Khorzhevska.
Unfortunately, due to health reasons, Tetiana Moloda could not attend the opening in person. However, the artist sent a video greeting for the guests, making her presence felt even from a distance.
During the opening, memories from Tetiana's childhood were shared, along with stories about her first steps in art, sources of inspiration, and her creative journey. Guests also learned more about the techniques the artist uses, including painting, graphics, and papier-mâché.
Tetiana Moloda's work weaves together Ukrainian traditions, folk symbolism, mythological imagery, nature, childhood memories, and personal reflections. Her works tell stories of family, memory, goodness, inner light, and the connection between generations.
We thank the artist for the opportunity to see her works, hear her stories, and experience the special world of her art.
Tetiana Moloda's works are available for purchase.
10% of the cost of each purchased work will be donated to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
For detailed information regarding the prices of the works, please contact the Marko Kropyvnytskyi Central City Library.
