An independent family project · Kyiv · Since 2026

About Slava Fine Art

Art, artists and creative growth

SFA introduces artists and their work, shares stories of how art is made, and helps you find a piece you connect with. Our interests include painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics and other visual arts.

Explore the art catalogue, follow Slava Romanenko’s work in his studio archive, or spend some time with the journal. You’re welcome to browse, read and ask questions.

Bust of Taras Shevchenko in sculpting plasticine by Slava Romanenko
Bust of Taras ShevchenkoSlava Romanenko · Studio archive
Morning Mood by Valentyn Galimov, a painting in the SFA catalogue
Morning MoodValentyn Galimov · Art catalogue

Why we do this

Bringing art closer

Behind every work is a person, an idea and something they have learnt along the way. We want to share those stories in a way that welcomes both people who already love art and those who are just beginning to explore it.

Slava’s work is the personal side of SFA. His studio archive follows his progress as he tries different materials, develops his skills and discovers new interests. Alongside it, we introduce visitors to the work of other artists.

What you’ll find on SFA

Peonies by Liudmyla Haftkovych, a painting in the SFA catalogue

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Art catalogue

Explore artworks with information about the artists, materials and dimensions. If a piece catches your eye, send an enquiry to learn more about it and how to buy it.

Browse artworks
Turtle, a ceramic work by Slava Romanenko

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Slava’s work

Ceramics, sculpture, drawings and paintings by Slava Romanenko. Photographs, videos and short accounts of the making process offer a closer look at each piece.

Slava’s works are not currently for sale.

Visit the studio archive
Bust of Madame de Wailly by Augustin Pajou, featured in the SFA journal

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Journal

How a sculptor builds a portrait, how clay takes shape, and what an everyday scene can reveal in a painting. Articles for anyone curious to look a little closer.

Read the journal

Before you buy a work of art

If you like a piece, start with a question. Sending an enquiry doesn’t commit you to a purchase. It gives you a chance to find out more and decide whether the work is right for you.

The artwork

Ask about availability, who made the work, its materials, technique, dimensions and condition. You can also request additional photographs and details that may be difficult to see online.

Documentation

Find out which documents come with the work and whether an expert assessment is available. This is confirmed separately for each piece.

The purchase

Before paying, confirm who is selling the work and receiving payment, the total cost, delivery arrangements and return terms.

You’ll find an enquiry form on each artwork page. From there, we can agree on how to continue the conversation, including a call if you prefer.

Explore the catalogue

People and partners

SFA founder and coordinator

Mykhailo Romanenko

Mykhailo develops the website, works on its content and keeps in touch with visitors, artists and partners. He is your contact for questions about SFA and ideas for working together.

Gallery collaboration

Globus Gallery, Kyiv

Valerii and Oksana Boiko

Our collaboration with Globus Gallery brings works by Ukrainian artists to the SFA catalogue. The gallery provides information and advice about the works it represents.

Let’s talk

Work with SFA

Have work you’d like to share, or an idea for a joint project? Get in touch. We can talk about what we could do together and who it might interest.

Artists, galleries and creative communities

We welcome painters, sculptors, ceramic artists, photographers and makers working in the decorative arts. We’d also like to hear from people exploring other materials and techniques.

We could feature your work in the catalogue, publish a story about your practice, put together an online exhibition, arrange a conversation with visitors or develop another project together.

A new area to explore together

Art schools and creative studios

We would like to start sharing stories about young artists: showing their work, hearing about their ideas and introducing the teachers who help them develop.

We invite teachers to discuss the first features for the SFA journal and social media. A small selection of works and the story of how they were made could be a good place to begin.

We discuss each proposal individually, with everyone’s time and resources in mind.

Share your idea

Tell us what you have in mind

Questions about SFA, article ideas, collaboration proposals and press enquiries are welcome.

info@slavafineart.com

Your contact: Mykhailo Romanenko

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