Ihor Selemenev was a Ukrainian artist born in 1972. He was a member of the creative group "Podzaborniki". He lived and worked in Kyiv. 

The artist was a master of versatility, weaving together diverse mediums and techniques. He specialized in monochrome, figurative lithography and referred to himself as a "blackworker". Ihor Selemenev's original paintings include "Arrival" (2019), "Artemis and Asterius" (2021), "Artemis and the Last Peach" (2018), "Artemis in Yellow (Gold and Void)" (2020), and "Breakfast of Asterius" (2022). 

Among his famous graphic works are "Consoling Darwin" (2020), "Black Tomorrow K (Black Zavtra K)" (2021), "Pasiphae and Asterius" (2020), and many more. Selemenev's paintings for sale are available at various auctions worldwide, including on the UFDA website.

The artist engaged in figurative painting that least imitated a realistic style. Mythological figures (Golem, Kai and Gerda, Artemis, Pasiphae) and objects (Chimerian landscapes, Greek columns, and totalitarian architectural elements) decompose into chaotic, tiny particles of typographic ink. The line of existence dissolves on paper, and the narrative distorts into abstraction.

He preferred using offset ink in his work. For one exhibition, he scanned his pieces, enlarged them into pixelated forms, and printed them on kraft paper and felt. Selemenev's art also includes ceramics.