MIRROR / Red Room
Red Room
Identity · Reflection · Becoming
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The Atelier of Emotion
Original fine-art photography by Oksana Wagner.
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Transformation
The figure moves through change without collapsing into a fixed narrative.
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Identity
Reflection, interiority, and presence become subjects rather than explanation.
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Mystery
Light and shadow preserve what cannot be entirely named.
The artist
Oksana Wagner
Artist · Storyteller of Emotion and Human Experience
Through shadow, movement, and stillness, Oksana Wagner makes feeling visible through the emotional charge of gesture, atmosphere, and the human figure.
Her work has been presented in Paris, Amsterdam, and Miami, and featured in international art publications.
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About the Artist Press / Recognition
Circle Foundation
for the Arts
Art Review — July 2026
Archival note
Oksana Wagner: “Where Vulnerability Becomes Strength”
In its July 2026 art review, Circle Foundation for the Arts considers Wagner’s cinematic black-and-white images as an emotional rather than documentary practice—one moving between portraiture, fine art, and visual poetry.
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Published guide
Red Room by Oksana Wagner is featured on page 100 of Art Star: The 2026 Guide to Remarkable Art, published by World Wide Art Books.
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Foundation for the Arts
Featured artist
Oksana Wagner is presented as a Featured Artist in Spotlight Contemporary Art Magazine, Issue 42, published by CFA Press / Circle Foundation for the Arts. The two-page spread is an Oksana Wagner artist feature.
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Paris
2026
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OXIARTA participated in Art Shopping Salon Paris in 2026. For work-specific context or collector questions, contact the atelier directly.
Paris collector guideRed Dot Miami
Art Fair
December 3–7, 2025
Exhibition record
Artwork by Oksana Wagner was included in a Circle Arts-curated video display at Red Dot Miami Art Fair, December 3–7, 2025, at 2217 NW 5th Avenue @ NW 22nd St., Miami, Florida. The display appeared at Artavita & World Wide Art, Booth 110.
Red Dot Miami
Art Fair
December 4–8, 2024
Exhibition record
Oksana Wagner exhibited “Stairway to Heaven,” featuring Stephen Manas, in the Circle Arts Digital Display at Red Dot Miami Art Fair, Mana Wynwood, Miami, December 4–8, 2024. The presentation formed part of the Artavita and World Wide Art Pavilion, Booth 100.
EuropaArtFair
Amsterdam
September 6–8, 2024
Exhibition record
Oksana Wagner exhibited artwork in the Circle Arts Digital Display at the 5th edition of EuropaArtFair Amsterdam, Gashouder Westergas, September 6–8, 2024. The works exhibited were “The Girl and a Glass” and “Paint It, Black.”
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