Oksana Omelchuk is a Kyiv-based visual artist and contemporary photographer working at the intersection of fine art, architecture, and experimental photography.

A multiple award winner of international photography competitions, she has developed a distinctive visual language that blurs the boundaries between photography and visual art.

Oksana began her professional artistic journey in 2021 at the Kyiv School of Photography, where photography quickly evolved from a field of study into her life’s work. She later continued her education at Form Photo Academy in France, deepening her conceptual and artistic approach.

Holding a master’s degree in Economics and having a background in journalism and PR, Oksana consciously redefines the traditional hierarchy of image and text. In her practice, photography is not an illustration of a story – it is the primary message itself, complemented by subtle, reflective storytelling.

With a strong foundation in fine art and over six years of formal art education, she seamlessly combines photography, scanography, and digital techniques to create works that exist between reality and imagination. Her practice focuses on emotional resonance and philosophical depth, transforming everyday subjects into spaces for reflection and inner dialogue – engaging both heart and mind.

Oksana’s works have been featured on LensCulture and in international publications including VOGUE Italia, All About Photo Magazine, ARTDOC Photography Magazine, Dodho Magazine and FotoNostrum Magazine, as well as the book “100 Contemporary Ukrainian Photographers” published by Form.Paris. 

Her work has been exhibited internationally, including in Ukraine, Spain, France, and Poland, and are held in private collections in Ukraine, France, and the United States.