Everyday Renaissance
Susha Holubytska
February 24 – May 24, 2025
Susha Holubytska, born in Sumy, Ukraine, now residing in Manorville, New York discovered her passion for art at a young age. She started her artistic journey by enrolling in the art school in Ukraine at 10 where she studied watercolor, gouache, sculpture and art history for 5 years. Following her early artistic years she pursued a degree in nutrition.
This academic path, while seemingly divergent, later brought her back to the artistic path. During the pandemic Susha rediscovered her love for painting through the medium of baking, crafting intricate cakes that feature hand painted designs. This innovative fusion allowed her to experiment with color in texture in exciting new ways.
Edible art can be found under BakeSushaBake name on instagram or at www.bakesushabake.com
In recent years, with the birth of her first child, Mishka, Susha delved into oil painting, focusing primarily on traditional style portraits. Her work is deeply inspired by the detailed techniques of Renaissance, showcasing her dedication to capturing the beauty and complexity of human expression.
Today, Susha continues to evolve as an artist, committed to sharing her vision withe world and hoping to inspire others. She is open to accepting commissions, whether its a family portrait or a special piece that tells a personal story, she is dedicated to creating a painting that resonates on a profound level.
About Susha Holubytska
My art, inspired by Renaissance traditions, focuses on the beauty of everyday life through oil. I strive to capture not only the likeness but also the inner spirit of my subjects, using classical techniques to create depth and emotion. This collection includes pieces painted over the last 2 years with most paintings being portraits with elements of still life.
I love painting fabric, exploring its texture and movement to enhance the visual narrative of each portrait. I believe art should reflect the time and care invested in its creation, and I aim to convey this dedication in every piece. Through my work I invite viewers to appreciate the beauty that surrounds us and the craftsmanship behind it.
SEPA Mujer is located at 110 North Ocean Ave., Patchogue. The exhibit is open to the public during business hours.
For more information about the artist or exhibition contact the Patchogue Arts Council at 631-627-8686