About the artwork
What’s Left leans quietly against the building’s iron structure. Accompanied by three small circular paintings, cutouts taken directly from the flag piece, it embodies a process of return and transformation. Fragments of something past, removed and reconstituted, are given new form, suggesting a cyclical understanding of time and existence.
About the Artist
Kyryl Korin (b. 2005) is a visual artist born and raised in Khmelnytskyi, Western Ukraine. Currently he works in Basel, Switzerland. His practice is rooted in a solid academic foundation in painting and drawing, which over time has developed beyond the traditional two-dimensional media. Today Kyryl's work is a blend between plane and spatial. He engages with painting, drawing, sculpture and installation, incorporating a diverse range of materials such as metal, wood, ceramics, leather, fabric, and other. Each selected for its physical properties, symbolism, history and narrative potential. Kyryl's practice is focusing on contemporary culture and societal themes, such as: social hierarchies and dynamics, authenticity and performance, power structures and conditioned behavior etc. Through figuration and abstraction, symbolism and metaphor, he seeks to explore contemporary social realities and evoke dialogue.
Exhibitions
This artwork was part of Kyryl's solo exhibition in ELEVEN TEN STUDIO in May 2026.
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