I am a curator and cultural strategist working across contemporary art, literature and cultural discourse. My practice explores identity, conflict, memory and cultural change, with a particular focus on Ukraine and the social and political realities of our time.

I develop exhibitions, interdisciplinary projects and literary initiatives that connect artists, writers, ideas and audiences across borders. My background in curating, journalism, international relations and art management informs an interdisciplinary approach grounded in research, storytelling and collaboration.

I hold an MA in Curating Contemporary Art from the Royal College of Art and an MA in International Relations from Jagiellonian University. My projects have been presented across the UK and Europe, including London, Cambridge, Prague, Kraków and Kyiv.

I am a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA), a British Art Network Member and an Aspen UK Rising Leader. I am based in London and work internationally.

Best,
Victoria Stepanets

I am working on a variety of international art projects trying to spread the power of art throughout the world. I’m also involved in social initiatives which I consider as the vital ones for building the better future.

Multi media projects

I believe that a multimedia approach in art is becoming increasingly vital for creating dynamic, engaging, and immersive experiences. It involves integrating multiple forms of media—such as video, sound, photography, sculpture, digital art, performance, and even interactive elements—into a single cohesive project.

Professional and
emerging artists

I prefer to work with both professional and emerging artists as it fosters a dynamic and inclusive art scene. Balancing the contributions of established artists with those of newer voices offers multiple benefits, enriching the overall experience for the public, the artists, and the curator.

Art as storytelling

In my projects, art becomes storytelling, transforming exhibitions from simple displays of objects into immersive experiences that engage audiences on an emotional and intellectual level. The power of storytelling in art curation allows the curator to weave narratives that connect pieces, create meaning, and evoke deeper responses from viewers.

Get in touch

VIKTORIIA.LONDON(AT)GMAIL.COM