Kintsugi Gallery
A world repaired with gold.
Contemporary art anchored in the creations of Evgeniy Lapchenko.
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Anchor artist
Evgeniy Lapchenko
The painter who turns the present into an icon.
Ukrainian artist working between classical painting and contemporary mythology. His Bosch-inspired triptych Garden of Earthly Delights is held at 906 World Cultural Center / Hack Temple in San Francisco — a former Catholic church reimagined as a cultural and technological space.
His paintings sit at the centre of the Kintsugi Gallery collection.
Triptych featured in ArchDaily and Archello coverage of 906 World Cultural Center
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Anatoliy Halytskyi
Painting as action, surface as memory.
Ukrainian artist working in an expressive abstract language, where colour, gesture, and structure become a way of perceiving reality. His large-scale canvases move between architectural rhythm and raw emotional pressure.
In Halytskyi's practice, painting often functions as a form of performance — the brushstroke carries the energy of action, and the surface preserves the drama of the moment.
Contemporary Ukrainian painting · Originals from 2003–2017
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Out now · 6 language editions worldwide · 3 available here
ШИ — SHI · A Way of Seeing
SHI is published in six language editions worldwide. English, Ukrainian and Russian are available directly from Kintsugi Gallery as digital PDF + EPUB (€4), unsigned paperback (€35), and signed hand-finished hardcover (€220; edition of 44).
This week in the shop
Objects selected from the gallery.
Kintsugi Camps
Periodic gatherings around the craft of repair.
Occasional small gatherings around repair, craft, and attention. No dates are currently announced.
About Kintsugi Camps →The studio
A studio of four, working between physical and digital practice.
Four people, one working studio.
We work with what is broken.
Not to hide the fracture — to give it weight.
What is broken can be repaired with gold.
— Kintsugi Gallery
Wednesdays
Wednesday letters from the studio.
Sometimes about an object that just entered the shop. Sometimes about a crack. We keep it short, and we send it on Wednesdays.
4 November 2026
The Hands Remember — Introducing SHI →What if the hands could practise what the mind struggles to do? From kintsugi to a two-player touchscreen prototype, SHI asks us to hold death and release love.