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Victor Sydorenko

Depersonalization, Black and Red Series

Year
2008
Medium
Fiberglass
Dimensions
Height 180 cm
Edition
Part of a sculptural series; edition size to be confirmed
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About the Artwork

The Depersonalization series (2007–2008) explores questions of human identity, individuality, and the position of the individual within modern society.

Through figurative sculptures, the artist portrays anonymous human figures symbolizing the loss of personal identity under the influence of social structures and collective patterns of behavior.

The series features brightly colored male figures placed in public spaces, disrupting familiar urban environments. The work invites viewers to reflect on the relationship between the individual and society, personal freedom, and conformity.

About the Artist

Victor Sydorenko

Victor Sydorenko

Victor Sydorenko (b. 1953) is a prominent Ukrainian contemporary artist, sculptor, painter, and curator. In 2001, he founded the Modern Art Research Institute of the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine. In 2003, he represented Ukraine at the 50th Venice Biennale.

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