This solo photographic exhibition “Between Stillness and Motion” brings together fragments from her key photographic series - Salt Marshes of Lancashire, Myanmar, Red Rush, Carnival and Studies in Refraction - structured across five thematic threads. Rather than presenting a retrospective or stylistic overview, the exhibition unfolds as a sequence of images that explore the atmosphere and emotional presence of each place.

Please note that the exhibition will be open for viewings at the following times and is free to attend:

Wednesday, 17/12: 10 am - 5 pm
Thursday 18/12: 1 pm - 5 pm
Friday to Sunday, 19/12 - 21/12: 10 am - 5 pm
Monday, 22/12: 1 pm - 5 pm

Artist Bio – Victoria Vykhodtseva

Victoria Vykhodtseva is a visual artist and photographer whose practice centres on themes of solitude, ritual and the emotional resonance of place. Through photography, she reflects on cultural and symbolic narratives, creating work that balances abstract compositions with candid moments. Her approach seeks out both the unexpected and the quiet poetry of everyday life. Whether documenting remote cultures or capturing urban scenes, Victoria’s work is guided by instinct, curiosity and a distinctive sensitivity to light and structure.

Dividing her time between London and Cyprus, Victoria maintains an active creative presence in both regions. Her photographs have gained international recognition, including a Finalist award at the Siena International Photo Awards 2025, Honourable Mentions from the International Photography Awards and a category win in the Julia Margaret Cameron Awards.

Her recent exhibitions highlight her global reach, with shows at the Williamson Art Gallery & Museum (Wirral), Espacio Gallery (London), Fotonostrum (Barcelona), the Glasgow Gallery of Photography and the Xposure Festival in Sharjah.