I use an oil painting technique that emphasises fluidity and transparency. The brushstrokes are broad and dynamic, creating delicate colour transitions and rich textures. The impasto technique is used in places to add depth and dimension to the flower petals, while maintaining an overall lightness in the composition.
The composition is balanced and fluid, with the arrangement of the flowers naturally guiding the viewer's gaze across the canvas.
About this work: Classification, Techniques & Styles
Oil
Paint composed of pigments bound with linseed oil or carnation oil. The traditional technique consists of superimposing layers of paint that are increasingly rich in oil for a solid, long-lasting hold.
Painting technique
Painting is an art form consisting of painting on a surface by aesthetically applying coloured fluids. Painters represent a highly personal expression on surfaces such as paper, rock, canvas, wood, bark, glass, concrete and many other substrates. A work of representation or invention, painting can be naturalistic and figurative, or abstract. It can be narrative, descriptive, symbolic, spiritual or philosophical.

The paint is applied with a combination of bold brushstrokes and delicate strokes, a method that testifies to Malynovska's dexterity and expertise.
Texture, a notable feature of this work, is achieved through impasto, where the paint is applied in thick layers, giving it an almost three-dimensional appearance.
The artist plays with light and shadow to bring the petals and leaves to life, creating an effect of movement and vitality.

The composition is both controlled and free, reflecting the influence of Impressionism with a modern twist.
The eye is invited to dance from one flower to the next, each detail carefully placed to support the whole without distracting from it.
About this work: Classification, Techniques & Styles
Oil
Paint composed of pigments bound with linseed or carnation oil. The traditional technique consists of superimposing layers of paint that are increasingly rich in oil for a solid, long-lasting hold.

Painting technique
Painting is an art form consisting of painting on a surface by aesthetically applying coloured fluids. Painters represent a highly personal expression on supports such as paper, rock, canvas, wood, bark, glass, concrete and many other substrates. A work of representation or invention, painting can be naturalistic and figurative, or abstract. It can be narrative, descriptive, symbolic, spiritual or philosophical.

The abstract background evokes the changing reflections of light on water, reinforcing the ethereal atmosphere of the work.

The overall effect is that of a floral dream, where the blurred outlines of the flowers and the soft hues create a sense of peaceful movement.
The composition draws on an Impressionist tradition while adding a contemporary touch, blurring the lines between reality and imagination.
The carefully crafted details and meticulous shading reveal Malynovska's passion for nature and her ability to capture its ephemeral beauty.
About this work: Classification, Techniques & Styles
Oil
Paint composed of pigments bound with linseed oil or carnations. The traditional technique consists of superimposing layers of paint that are increasingly rich in oil for a solid, long-lasting hold.
Painting technique
Painting is an art form consisting of painting on a surface by aesthetically applying coloured fluids. Painters represent a highly personal expression on surfaces such as paper, rock, canvas, wood, bark, glass, concrete and many other substrates. A work of representation or invention, painting can be naturalistic and figurative, or abstract. It can be narrative, descriptive, symbolic, spiritual or philosophical.

"Radiance of Roses" is a celebration of floral beauty, where Iryna Malynovska masterfully plays with light and texture to capture the timeless elegance of roses.

The viewer’s attention is immediately drawn to the delicately painted petals, where shades of pink, white, and golden touches create an impression of softness and realism. Light and shadow enhance the depth of each flower, making them appear almost tangible.

The dark, abstract background strongly contrasts with the brightness of the roses. It is crafted with expressive brushstrokes and complementary tones – deep blues, warm browns, and orange highlights – intensifying the volume and presence of the flowers. This chromatic opposition lends the composition a dramatic and sophisticated effect.

The rich texture, achieved through thick applications of oil paint, gives the artwork a tactile and vibrant quality. The painterly brushstrokes and subtle use of a palette knife add movement to the petals, reinforcing their fragility and lightness.

Despite its intimate 24x24 cm format, this piece successfully captures the splendor and poetry of roses, offering a moment of contemplation and pure emotion.

The roses are rendered in quick, expressive brushstrokes, a delicate balance between form and abstraction.
The petals are sketched with touches of white, pale pink and shades of grey and brown, creating an impression of softness and volume.
The background, in shades of red and brown mixed with orange highlights, evokes the evening sky, providing a warm contrast that brings out the flowers. The use of light and shadow is remarkable, giving the illusion that the flowers are bathed in the golden light of dusk.
The setting is simple, highlighting the richness of the painting without distraction. Malynovska's style shows a mastery of the colour palette and an ability to invoke emotions through dynamic pictorial gestures.
The painting demonstrates a sophisticated interplay between realism and expressionism, capturing a fleeting moment in time with an almost melancholic quality.
About this work: Classification, Techniques & Styles
Oil
Paint composed of pigments bound with linseed oil or carnations. The traditional technique consists of superimposing layers of paint that are increasingly rich in oil for a solid, long-lasting hold.
Painting technique

Painting is an art form in which coloured fluids are aesthetically applied to a surface. Painters represent a highly personal expression on supports such as paper, rock, canvas, wood, bark, glass, concrete and many other substrates. A work of representation or invention, painting can be naturalistic and figurative, or abstract. It can be narrative, descriptive, symbolic, spiritual or philosophical.

"Spring Awakening" is an ode to nature’s rebirth and the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms. Iryna Malynovska employs an impressionistic oil painting approach, where each brushstroke conveys movement and light.

The composition is centered on a blooming branch, with soft pink-white petals appearing almost translucent under the sunlight. Subtle shadows and golden highlights add delicate relief to the flowers, emphasizing their fragility and ephemerality.

The deep blue background intensifies the brilliance of the blossoms, creating a striking contrast that evokes a radiant spring sky. This bold use of color infuses the painting with a lively and airy atmosphere.

The thick, textured application of paint gives volume to the blossoms and buds, making them appear almost tangible. The artist utilizes layered strokes and rapid touches, characteristic of palette knife techniques and modern impressionism.

Despite its small size (19x19 cm), the painting radiates a strong emotional intensity, drawing the viewer into a suspended moment where nature awakens and flourishes in the spring light.

"Bursts of Color in a Bouquet" is a celebration of nature’s energy through a vibrant palette and expressive brushwork.

At the heart of the composition, a bouquet of radiant flowers stands out against a nuanced background, blending deep blue and violet tones. The white and yellow petals bring a luminous warmth, while hints of mauve and green add delicate animation to the scene.

The glass vase, painted with transparency and light reflections, enhances the painting’s depth. The artist skillfully uses a palette knife technique and dynamic brushstrokes, giving the artwork a rich texture and a sense of spontaneous movement.

The interplay of light and shadow creates a striking contrast, giving the bouquet a vibrant and expressive presence. Each flower appears to be in full bloom, capturing the fleeting beauty of the moment.

Despite its small size (19x19 cm), this painting radiates great vitality, evoking the freshness of a morning-picked spring bouquet.

"Fiery Iris" is a celebration of nature’s splendor, capturing the grace and power of an iris in full bloom.

The color palette, dominated by warm tones of yellow and orange, is enhanced by deep purples and intense reds, evoking a luminous dance between fire and shadow. The velvety, undulating petals seem almost in motion, reinforcing the sense of vitality and dynamism.

The deep green background highlights the flower’s vibrancy, contrasting beautifully with its radiant hues. The use of palette knives and thick oil strokes gives the painting a rich texture, creating striking light and relief effects.

Every brushstroke expresses spontaneity and emotion, with an approach akin to modern impressionism, where color and texture take precedence over form. Despite its small size (19x19 cm), this painting conveys a commanding presence, as if the iris extends beyond the frame, imposing itself fully in the viewer’s space.

"Floral Melody" is a piece celebrating the spontaneity, energy, and freshness of a floral bouquet through a composition rich in emotion and color.

The bouquet, featuring vibrant flowers such as fiery reds, luminous whites, deep purples, and lush greens, seems to burst dynamically from the vase. The impressionist and expressive brushwork, characteristic of Iryna Malynovska's style, provides a sense of remarkable movement and spontaneity.

The canvas offers varied textures achieved through energetic brushstrokes and skillful use of the palette knife. These techniques add depth, texture, and intensity to the flowers, giving an immediate freshness. The vase, softly outlined in pastel tones, gently balances the bouquet’s chromatic intensity.

The soft blue background highlights the bouquet, allowing the flowers to fully radiate. The interplay of light among the petals enhances the depth and volume effect.

Despite its small size (19x19 cm), this painting conveys extraordinary vitality, capturing attention and inviting viewers to immerse themselves in a floral scene full of joy and positivity.

"Nocturnal Magnolia" is a subtle and poetic piece capturing the fragile and mysterious beauty of a magnolia flower delicately emerging from the darkness.

The flower, painted with gentle shades of creamy white and powdery pink, contrasts beautifully with the dark, almost black background, adding dramatic intensity to the scene. Each petal appears softly illuminated by moonlight, enhancing their velvety texture and fragility.

Iryna Malynovska’s painting technique is marked by impressionistic and expressive brushwork, with fluid and precise strokes. The skillful use of a palette knife allows the artist to achieve tactile depth and visual richness in the petals, while subtle details in the green leaves provide a natural and lively balance to the composition.

The contrast between deep darkness and gentle illumination gives this painting an emotional and evocative quality. Despite its small size (19x19 cm), the artwork radiates a powerful and intimate presence, inviting the viewer to reflect on the silent beauty of a timeless moment.

The abstract background evokes the changing reflections of light on water, reinforcing the ethereal atmosphere of the work.

The overall effect is that of a floral dream, where the blurred outlines of the flowers and the soft hues create a sense of peaceful movement.
The composition draws on an Impressionist tradition while adding a contemporary touch, blurring the lines between reality and imagination.
The carefully crafted details and meticulous shading reveal Malynovska's passion for nature and her ability to capture its ephemeral beauty.
About this work: Classification, Techniques & Styles
Oil
Paint composed of pigments bound with linseed oil or carnations. The traditional technique consists of superimposing layers of paint that are increasingly rich in oil for a solid, long-lasting hold.
Painting technique
Painting is an art form consisting of painting on a surface by aesthetically applying coloured fluids. Painters represent a highly personal expression on surfaces such as paper, rock, canvas, wood, bark, glass, concrete and many other substrates. A work of representation or invention, painting can be naturalistic and figurative, or abstract. It can be narrative, descriptive, symbolic, spiritual or philosophical.

The spectrum of roses ranges from soft to brilliant cherry, creating a composition that vibrates with intensity.
Bursts of green, blue and earthy tones complete the scene, evoking a lush, wild garden where each flower fights for light.
The techniques used by Malynovska are both innovative and classic, blending the abstract and the figurative to depict roses in a way that seems almost three-dimensional.
Impastos and brushstrokes give the painting an almost sculptural quality, while light is suggested by skilfully placed contrasts.
‘Éclat Botanique en Rose' is not just a work of art; it is a sensory experience that invites the viewer to plunge into a world where beauty is bold and boundless.

У кольоровій палітрі переважають пастельні тони з поєднанням м'яких блакитних, рожевих, білих і зелених кольорів, що створюють атмосферу спокою та свіжості. Штрихи яскравіших кольорів, таких як червоний та фіолетовий, додають глибини та складності, нагадуючи про нескінченну кількість нюансів, які можна знайти в природі.

Квіти зображені у квазі-абстрактний спосіб, форми та кольори зливаються один з одним, дозволяючи оку блукати полотном і постійно знаходити нові деталі, якими можна милуватися. Світло ніби розсіюється крізь пелюстки, створюючи світловий ефект, який оживляє композицію.

Технічно картина виконана олійними фарбами, відомими своєю насиченістю та довговічністю. Використання олійної фарби дозволяє художнику накладати кольори та опрацьовувати їх на полотні, в результаті чого створюється багата фактура та враження руху.
Чітко помітний підпис художника додає картині індивідуальності та засвідчує автентичність твору. Загалом, ця картина є чудовим прикладом сучасного мистецтва, натхненного імпресіонізмом, з сучасною інтерпретацією, що пропонує візуальний досвід, який одночасно заспокоює і стимулює.

The canvas becomes a battlefield where colours clash and merge, creating a dynamic space of nuances and contrasts. The deep reds and purples that seem to spring from the centre of the composition are softened by touches of white, yellow and green, giving the impression of a fiery heart surrounded by an evanescent mist.

The artist uses paint with a generosity and intensity that seems to defy the flatness of the canvas, offering an almost tangible texture. We can assume the use of mixed media, perhaps including palette knife and brush, to build up the layers that give the painting its vitality. The use of light and shadow contributes to the sense of depth, inviting the viewer into a space where form and colour are one. This painting speaks of both storm and calm, passion and tranquillity, in a balanced harmony that is characteristic of Malynovska's artistic sensibility.

This masterful composition captures a moment of tranquillity and natural beauty, where the golden reflections of the sunset blend harmoniously with the water's lily-dotted surface.

Artistic analysis: The painting is dominated by a palette of warm and cool colours, creating a striking contrast between the sky and the water. The background of the painting is bathed in orange and gold tones, evoking a sunset that floods the landscape with soft, diffused light. This luminosity is reflected on the surface of the water, where the water lilies in shades of blue and white seem to float peacefully.

The water lilies are painted with delicate precision, their white and blue petals standing out against the dark water. The green leaves of the water lilies add a textured, organic dimension, contrasting with the smoother, more ethereal reflections of light on the water.

Technique: Iryna Malynovska uses an oil painting technique that highlights the richness of the colours and the depth of the textures. The brushstrokes are sometimes broad and fluid to represent the light reflections, sometimes fine and precise to detail the water lilies. The superimposition of layers of paint creates a sensation of depth and movement, bringing the aquatic scene to life.

This 90cm x 90cm canvas from 2023 is a vibrant composition where the colours seem to be in constant motion, creating a visual harmony that evokes flowers without realistically defining them.

Malynovska's bold brushstrokes and rich colour palette create an impression of depth and dimension. Sky blue, soft pink and soft green are applied with expressive gestures that bring the surface of the canvas to life, while areas of light and shadow play across the composition, suggesting the natural light filtering through the petals.

This painting is an example of the artist's ability to fuse oil painting techniques with fluid style and transparent effects. It is both a celebration of floral beauty and an abstract study of colour and light.

Measuring 90x90 cm from 2021, this canvas is a sensory exploration, a reverie of textures and colours. The artist invites viewers to lose themselves in a morning mist of pigments and light, where flowers seem to emerge magically from a nebulous background.

Malynovska's technique is a masterful dance between spontaneous gesture and deliberate composition. Using a palette of pastel colours dominated by shades of pink, green and mauve, she juxtaposes the softness of transitions with the expressive force of more defined brushstrokes. Contrast is thus created not only by colour, but also by texture and depth, underlining the artist's skill in manipulating the pictorial material.

The superimposed layers of paint suggest an almost temporal dimension, where each stratum might represent a captured moment, a crystallised emotion. The strokes of the palette and the scraping reveal the sub-layers, adding to the overall dynamic of the work, as if we were witnessing the evolution of a landscape through the seasons.

Malynovska's painting technique demonstrates a mastery of impasto, where paint is applied in thick layers, creating a relief and texture that catch the eye and invite the touch. Light seems to dance across the surface of the canvas, playing with depth and the dynamics of shadows to highlight the shapes that emerge from the controlled chaos of colour. Shades of pink, mauve and green, mixed with earth tones, suggest an organic scene, perhaps a secret garden at dusk, or an abstract vision of flowering.

There is a contrast between areas of dense, dark colour and those where the light seems to shine through, as if the artist were presenting us with both the robustness of nature and its delicate ephemerality. The brushstrokes are both precise and fluid, showing the confidence and intention behind each gesture. We can observe a back-and-forth between figuration and abstraction, where the observer is invited to freely interpret what he sees.

At first glance, we are struck by the boldness of the reds that seem to come alive on the canvas, dominating the composition with their fiery tones that spread and blend with an infectious energy. These reds are counterbalanced by touches of pinks, whites and greens, creating a chromatic balance full of vitality.

The artist uses a mixed technique, in which we can guess the use of spatulas or palette knives, to give rise to varied textures and superimposed layers of paint. This technique brings a tactile dimension to the work; you almost want to touch the canvas to feel the reliefs created by the paint. The brushstrokes are both precise and free, controlled and spontaneous, reflecting the organic nature of the floral motifs.

The flowers, although abstract, suggest recognisable natural forms, interpreted expressively. The composition seems to be growing, expanding beyond the edges of the painting, suggesting that the work is part of a world larger than what we see. The contours of the flowers are blurred, as in a dream or a memory, where precise detail gives way to overall impression and emotion.

The artist's work with texture and colour is remarkable, employing impasto techniques to give thickness to her brushstrokes, resulting in a work that is palpable and vibrant.

The canvas is a field of roses in soft shades of pink, lavender and cream, emerging from a background of lush greens and calm blues, evoking the freshness of a garden in the morning. The touches of colour are applied with a precision that suggests the shape and texture of the petals, while the soft-focus technique gives the scene a dreamy quality.

This painting is an exquisite example of modern art flirting with traditional techniques. Each rose seems to be captured in a fleeting moment, offering a contemporary interpretation of classic nature that is both temporal and captivating.

This oil painting by Iryna Malynovska is done on canvas, using a layering technique to create depth and rich texture. The brushstrokes are varied and expressive, ranging from delicate touches for the details of the flowers to broader, textured strokes for the background. The impasto technique is used to add texture, particularly in areas where pastel colours blend. The colour palette includes shades of green, blue, pink and white, creating a dynamic and soothing scene. The subtle use of light and shadow adds depth and realism to the whole.

This work by Iryna Malynovska captures the delicate beauty and tranquillity of a bouquet of flowers through an abstract approach. The pastel colours and expressive brushstrokes create a feeling of lightness and dreaminess, evoking emotions of calm and contemplation. Textured brushstrokes add a tactile dimension, inviting the viewer to explore the surface of the painting up close. Touches of green and blue add depth and contrast, suggesting the presence of nature.

She uses layering and impasto techniques to create a rich, immersive texture. The restrained palette is based on deep greys, luminous whites and touches of intense orange, reinforcing contrast and visual impact.

The brushstrokes are both dynamic and controlled, alternating between spontaneous gestures and meticulous detail. The blurring effect in certain areas gives a sense of movement and lightness, while the use of light and shadow creates a striking depth. Impasto is used to give volume to the abstract floral forms, making some areas almost sculptural.
Artistic Description:

‘Evanescence of Fire and Ash’ is a poetic representation of the duality between destruction and rebirth. The flowers, at once vaporous and incandescent, seem to emerge from a dark background, as if fighting against oblivion. The burnt orange recalls the heat of a bright flame, contrasting with the spectral white of the petals, which evokes an ephemeral veil, a trace of ash suspended in the air.

This painting embodies an abstract impressionist style, where the contours and precise details of the flowers are blurred, giving way to a visual experience guided by colour, light and texture.

The artist has constructed the composition with layers of paint, creating a depth and visual richness that seems to emerge naturally from the background. The palette is dominated by soft pastels, creamy whites, pale pinks and touches of green, punctuated by sudden bursts of darker colour that add a subtle dynamism to the piece. The use of light and shadow is masterful, with areas glowing with luminosity and others receding into soft darkness, evoking the calm and tranquillity of a secret garden at dusk.

The palette knife work is evident in the rich and varied textures, giving an almost tactile dimension to the work. The brushstrokes are both deliberate and fluid, demonstrating the artist's confidence in her expression of natural beauty.

The flowers, though abstract, are reminiscent of peonies or other lush blooms. The centre of the painting is dominated by bold touches of fuchsia pink and violet, while flashes of pearly white and touches of green and ochre blend subtly into the background. This creates a balanced, harmonious composition.

The artist uses expressive brushstrokes, bringing texture and vitality to the composition. The flowers seem to emerge from an artistic blur, adding to the calm atmosphere. This fusion of colour and texture perfectly captures a tranquil, contemplative mood.

Light plays a key role in this work, subtly illuminating the petals and reinforcing the impression of peaceful movement. The blurred background creates a soft, diffuse setting, accentuating the impression of calm and serenity.