M ART GALLERY is a contemporary art space specializing in fine art photography, surreal collage and mixed media. Its programme brings together works about identity, memory, the body and emotional states, offering what the gallery calls "a subtle, intense vision of reality."

Founded by curator and artist Olena Morozova, the gallery sets out to develop and sustain the contemporary art scene by promoting strong individual practices, and to build lasting connections between artists, collectors and viewers. Its current selection brings together three photographers, each with a very different way of seeing.

The Fragile Border by Olena Morozova, a portrait of a pale face with red lips seen through a misty surface

M ART Gallery Olena Morozova The Fragile Border

#### Olena Morozova: Identity Behind Glass

Olena Morozova is a multidisciplinary artist based between Ukraine and Poland. Working across fine art photography, collage, installation and performance, she examines self-identity, memory, trauma and human relationships.

In her *Ishtar* and *Maria* projects, faces and figures appear through misted, frosted surfaces, close enough to feel intimate but never fully in reach. Her *Floral* project turns the same quiet attention to flowers.

Morozova is the author of four conceptual art books, and her work has been exhibited in museums, galleries and art fairs across Europe and the US. She was recognized as a Fresh Eyes Talent in 2023 and is a member of the Futures Photography Platform, MYPH and the Cutout Collage Community.

Floral #69 by Olena Morozova, a pale flower emerging from a dark, textured background

M ART Gallery Olena Morozova Floral 69

#### Olena Ponomaryova: Photography as Touch

Paris-based Olena Ponomaryova is an award-winning fine art photographer, with gold awards from PX3 Paris and TIFA, and was featured in *100 Contemporary Ukrainian Photographers*.

Her practice translates textures, the folds of the body and natural landscapes into images you can almost feel. For her, photography is a language of embodiment and emotional closeness, from the black and white still life of *Flowers* (2026) to the night streets of *Tbilisi*, from her *Red* project (2020).

Flowers by Olena Ponomaryova, a black and white still life of a lush bouquet in a vase

M ART Gallery Olena Ponomaryova Flowers

#### Anna Biletska: Colour as Space

Anna Biletska is a Ukrainian conceptual artist and curator based in Sweden, and a member of the National Union of Photo Artists of Ukraine and the MYPH Community.

She works with her own colour palette as a kind of pure, expressive architecture of space. In works like *Free* (2020) and *Closeness* (2021), flowers and branches glow against deep black, and colour becomes the force that draws the viewer into a state of inner calm, beyond the edges of reality.

Free by Anna Biletska, a twisting iridescent flower stem against black

M ART Gallery Anna Biletska Free

Closeness by Anna Biletska, iridescent flowers on thin branches against black

M ART Gallery Anna Biletska Closeness

#### Collecting the Work

Each work in this selection is a framed print on Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta paper in an American box frame, released in small editions with artist's proofs and priced at $900. Other sizes are available on request in separate editions.

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M ART Gallery: Three Ways of Seeing, with Floral #69 by Olena Morozova

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Meet M ART Gallery and the three Ukrainian artists behind its fine art photography, from misted portraits to colour as pure space.

M ART Gallery: Three Photographers, Three Ways of Seeing

Olena Morozova, The Fragile Border, from the Maria project, 2019

Olena Morozova, Floral #69, from the Floral project, 2023

Olena Ponomaryova, Flowers, 2026

Anna Biletska, Free, 2020

Anna Biletska, Closeness, 2021

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