Artem Pogribnyy
List of Artworks by Artem Pogribnyy
Artem Pogribnyi (b. 1969)
Artistic Style: Neo-Romanticism, modernism

Artem Pogribnyy Biography
Artem Pogribnyy (born October 13, 1969, Dnipro, Ukraine) is a distinguished Ukrainian painter and restorer, celebrated for his unique blend of urban architectural romanticism and modernist influences. A member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine since 2012, Pogribnyy graduated from the Kharkiv Art and Industry Institute in 1994, studying under notable instructors V. Lozovyi and V. Lysov. Since 1995, he has worked as a restorer of easel painting at the Kharkiv branch of the National Research and Restoration Center of Ukraine, bringing his expertise in visual and optical illusions, as well as painterly anamorphoses, to both his restoration and creative practices.
Pogribnyy’s artistic oeuvre is deeply rooted in the stylistics of modernism, drawing inspiration from the conceptual fantasies of René Magritte and emphasizing meticulous draftsmanship. His urban landscapes and fantastical compositions are characterized by a profound sense of architectural form, spatial exploration, and soft chiaroscuro and coloristic resolutions. His works often feature fragmented yet centered architectural elements, intricate details, and optical “deceptions,” creating a dreamlike interplay between reality and illusion.
Pogribnyy’s art captivates collectors and enthusiasts with its architectural elegance, conceptual depth, and visual sophistication.
Sources of Inspiration:
- Old Masters’ paintings
- Architecture of European cities
- Progressive rock and jazz
List of Solo Exhibitions:
2022: Palladium Gallery, Kharkiv, Ukraine
2020: Art Salon, Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine
2020: Repin Gallery Art School, Kharkiv, Ukraine
2018: VOVATANYA Gallery, Kharkiv, Ukraine
2018: ARS PRO DONO Gallery, Berlin, Germany
2018: AP Gallery, Vilnius, Lithuania
2017: Consulate of the Republic of Poland, Kharkiv, Ukraine
2016: Smalta Gallery, Kharkiv, Ukraine
2015: Nuremberg House, Kharkiv, Ukraine
2015: Inna Gallery, Warsaw, Poland
2013: Consulate of the Republic of Poland, Kharkiv, Ukraine
2013: Basilica of the Sacred Heart (Sacré-Cœur), Brussels, Belgium
2013: Palladium Gallery, Kharkiv, Ukraine
2009: Municipal Gallery, Kharkiv, Ukraine
2009: Nawprost Gallery, Ilawa, Poland
2005: Municipal Gallery, Kharkiv, Ukraine
2004: Maestro Gallery, Kharkiv, Ukraine
1992: Youth Creative Center, Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine
1991: Youth Library, Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine

