Oleksiy Divisenko (born 1986) is a Berlin-based Ukrainian artist whose work explores soft absurdity as an antidote to rigid systems of control, from political propaganda to commercial messaging.

Drawing on his twenty years of experience in advertising, Divisenko creates emotional, dreamlike environments where meaning remains fluid and playful, always dancing at the edge of understanding and open to personal interpretation.

Starting each work with a simple ballpoint pen (his childhood tool for finding ideas), he embraces spontaneity and imperfection as conscious acts of resistance.

His practice appeals to a post-internet generation overwhelmed by content, offering a lively space where imagination and intuition can take the lead.