The Lysenko Collection presents carefully selected artworks, from emerging artists to established international names. Each piece is chosen for its artistic quality, character and long-term value.
With international experience across major art markets, we understand the global language of art and the subtle qualities that make each collection distinctive. Based in London, one of the world’s leading art centres, our gallery is positioned at the heart of a vibrant cultural landscape. Finding the right artwork is more than a purchase — it is a process of discovery. We help collectors identify pieces that truly belong in their collection. Nathalie Lysenko, founder and current director of the London office, personally curates collections for private clients, selecting collectible art and artworks tailored to each interior. Every selection is shaped around your space, taste and collecting goals, with a focus on harmony, character and lasting value. Whether you are looking for a statement piece for your collection or a thoughtful addition to your home, we offer a personalised art advisory service with expertise, discretion and care. Explore our website to discover emerging artist collections and curated artworks from the international art market.-
UPCOMING EXHIBITION
LYSENKO gallery Stand 10 at Fresh Art CheltenhamNew discoveries from the latest trip to Kyiv. In our time, Ukrainian artists work at the very peak of their impressions and lived experience. Thoughts and emotions gather, concentrate, and find their voice through art. From my own experience working with Ukrainian artists, it is fascinating to see how difficult living conditions can be transformed into works that feel completely positive. Extreme circumstances seem to sharpen the sense of life’s value, and of the preciousness of each moment. And through art, one can leave behind a beautiful inner voice for future generations.
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NEWS
Our Artist at the Biennale Malta
Maria Kulikovska
Malta Art BiennaleMariaKulikovska.netThe Ukrainian pavilion “Flower Bullets” by artist Maria Kulikovska opened at the Birgu Old Armoury at Malta Biennale 2026.
The installation unfolds as a journey through the cycle of life, shaped by the lived reality of war experienced both by Ukrainian society and the artist herself. Throughout the space, visitors hear the final composition by renowned Ukrainian composer Valentyn Sylvestrov, “Sonata of Sorrow and Curse,” performed by pianist Gromov. Conceived as a curse directed at the enemy, the piece evokes a ritualistic, almost protective gesture. The soundscape is layered with the artist’s whispering voice, repeating her grandmother’s herbal healing recipes. At the heart of the installation is a new body of work combining watercolor depictions of flora with photographs of the artist’s own body, embedded within transparent epoxy panels. This gesture symbolically exposes the body to the viewer, presenting it as another fragile form—like a flower—caught between intimacy and the violence of public conflict.
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Artist of The Month
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