Myhovych Viktor

Member of the Youth Union of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine (2012), the Creative Association of Artists named after M. Munkácsy (2013).

He was born in Uzhhorod in the family of artists, that had a significant influence on the future development of the artist: his mother Anna Myhovych (Popsabov) was engaged in ceramics, decorative melons, his father Ivan was an artist, a wood carver. The pupil of the Uzhhorod Studio of Fine Arts, his teacher was the Honoured Teacher of Ukraine Z. Bakonii. From 1987 to 1991 he studied at the Uzhhorod Children's School of Arts (teacher V. Vovchok), from 1993 to 1997 - at Uzhhorod College of Arts (department of art ceramics, teachers P. Balla, A. Kovach, V. Petretskyi). A co-organizer and head of the art gallery in the Transcarpathian branch of the National Union of Masters of Folk Art of Ukraine (1999-2000). 

The artist creates still lifes, landscapes, portraits, figurative compositions in realistic and contemporary styles. The master is not afraid to experiment; he strives to master new means. About the search for his special creative style, he says: "In general, I passed from a realistic style through the modern abstract art ... As the flowering of nature starts, I will return to realism again. It somehow happens seasonally: modern predominates in winter, and it seems to me that I am at the wheel of the ship under the name "Expressive Experiment", which floats in the turbulent sea of ​​energy and fantasy. ... In my canvases I try to put a lot of philosophy, without random lines, elements. The work must have deep meaning and imagination. That is what must distinguish a good artist."

 He has been the participant of city, regional, all-Ukrainian, international art exhibitions, plein airs and contests since 1985. The author of personal exhibitions in Uzhhorod (1990, 1991, 1993, 2010, 2013) and Kyiv (1991). Collector of Easter eggs, folk embroidery. 

The works of the artist are kept in the Transcarpathian Museum of Folk Architecture and Life (Uzhhorod) as well as in many private collections.