High CalibreAmmunition installationThe Butterfly / Oslo 2025
The
Butterfly
A light sculpture created from a Ukrainian drone shot down on the frontline.
Selected works ↓01 / Selected works
Recent practice
Installations dedicated to Ukrainian women serving in the military and to women’s participation in the war.
Created from used ammunition and military artefacts, the works reflect the experience, courage and vulnerability of Ukrainian women in wartime. Objects designed for destruction are transformed through colour, fabric and intimate everyday forms, preserving the material memory of war while affirming women’s strength and resilience.
High CalibreAmmunition installation
The Wound Wears SilkAmmunition installation
Sweet DefenceAmmunition installation
Beauty ArsenalShell casing · mixed media
BreastsAmmunition installation · mixed media02 / Archive
Works by series
03 / Exhibitions
Oslo, 2025
Personal exhibition at Sheffield 5 Gallery, Oslo, Norway.
The exhibition brought together painting, collage and video exploring femininity, vulnerability, war and resilience — a distinctly female perspective on contemporary reality.
From the archive
Earlier exhibitions
Personal exhibition, Sheffield 5 Gallery
Oslo, Norway“Lightless”, Kunstverein Bad Aibling
Bad Aibling, GermanyArt project during the Venice Biennale
Venice, ItalyModern Art Research Institute of Ukraine
Kyiv, Ukraine04 / About
Aleksandra
Klitina
Aleksandra Klitina is a Ukrainian contemporary artist whose practice combines painting, collage, unconventional materials and installation.
Her work examines the female body, identity and power alongside the psychological and social effects of Russia’s war against Ukraine. Everyday and found materials become carriers of memory, irony and resistance.
Across intimate images and politically direct gestures, Klitina explores how private experience is reshaped by collective trauma — and how vulnerability can become a form of strength.
05 / Contact
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