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Ksenia Polovitski

  • Writer: Efrath Bouana
    Efrath Bouana
  • Aug 17
  • 1 min read

Participated in the exhibition “Turning point”, Binyamin Gallery

Curator: Michal Blayer and Irit Barel Bassan



Modern oil painting in dark tones of brown, black, and vivid red. The image presents a close-up view of bare feet and folds of fabric, reflected in a mirror or seen through a rounded opening, creating a mysterious and intimate atmosphere.
Ksenia Polovitski, Window, 2025, Gouache on canvas, 50/60

Ksenia Polovitski is a multidisciplinary artist whos workspace is the bedroom where she grew up in. She borrows images from the children's books that she brought with her to Israel and uses toys and games that accompanied her throughout her life in her paintings and drawings. Ksenia leans on the child in her in order to find her place in the space around her as an immigrant in Israel. This reliance on the child with the toys, games and books clashes with her adult life and is expressed in her works in the materials, techniques and images she chooses to use.

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