OXIARTA

The Atelier of Emotion

Emotions you can feel. Art you can own.

Authentic artworks by Oksana Wagner.

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Original Oxiarta fine-art photograph

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Original presence

Each artwork remains in its intended proportions, color, and visual atmosphere.

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Emotional material

The work begins in feeling and becomes a physical presence within a lived space.

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Private dialogue

Acquisition conversations begin through direct, considered inquiry.

The experience

“One eye of the photographer looks wide open through the viewfinder; the other, closed, looks into his own soul.”

— Henri Cartier-Bresson

OXIARTA considers photography as a form of emotional collecting: a moment held long enough to enter a room, a memory, and the private architecture of a life.

Each world is approached as a distinct visual language: transformation, identity, movement, mystery, and human experience held in stillness.

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A photograph can carry a life beyond the instant that made it.

OXIARTA follows the threshold between transformation and stillness: where identity shifts, movement becomes trace, and mystery is allowed to remain unresolved.

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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.

Oksana Wagner

The artist

Oksana Wagner

Fine-Art Photographer · Storyteller of Emotion and Human Experience

Through shadow, movement, and stillness, Oksana Wagner makes the interior world visible. Her practice attends to the emotional charge within gesture, atmosphere, and the human figure.

Ukrainian-American photographer Oksana Wagner works under the name Oxiarta. Her work has been exhibited in Paris, Miami, New York, and Amsterdam, with forthcoming presentations in Monaco and Barcelona.

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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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World Wide Art Books

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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CFA Press / Circle
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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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.”

Red 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.

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