Petro Bevza is a prominent Ukrainian artist recognized for his work in painting, sculpture, and contemporary art. 

Petro Bevza is known for his conceptual art that explores themes of time, identity, and the metaphysical. His works are deeply symbolic, reflecting both Ukrainian cultural narratives and contemporary global trends, with exhibitions worldwide and contributions to major art fairs and collections.

Petro Bevza was born in 1963 in Shpytky, Kyiv region. He graduated from the Kyiv State Arts Academy in 1985 and became a member of the National Artists Union of Ukraine in 1990. Bevza lives and works in Kyiv and Vyshneve, contributing significantly to the Ukrainian and international art scenes.

Bevza's work is known for its deep conceptual elements, exploring themes of time, light, identity, and the metaphysical through a variety of exhibitions. His solo exhibitions have been displayed in major venues such as the Museum of the History of Kyiv City, the National Museum of Taras Shevchenko, and the National Museum "Kyiv Art Gallery". His exhibitions span numerous countries, including Ukraine, the United States, Canada, Austria, Switzerland, France, and the UAE.

Throughout his career, the artist has showcased in both solo and group exhibitions worldwide, with significant contributions to major art fairs and galleries. His exhibitions explore a wide range of artistic expressions, from abstraction to symbolism, often reflecting on Ukrainian identity, history, and spirituality. Notable exhibitions include "Formula of Endurance" (2025), "Art Armor" (2023), "Bastion. Ukrainian Artists on the War" (2024), "Vertical Time" (2024), "Synergy" (2022), and "Semantic Paradise. Alphabet" (2021).

Petro Bevza's works are part of various prestigious collections, further establishing his influence in the global art community. Through his work, he continues to create a bridge between Ukrainian cultural narratives and contemporary global art trends.

Petro Bevza's works are distinguished by deep symbolism, philosophical undertones, and masterful use of color. Some of his most famous pieces include the project "Reality of Abstraction" (1995), the painting cycle "Theodosics" (2002-2006), the projects "Jordan" (2016-2017), "Sophia Symbols of Existence" (2000-2001), and "We Just Were..." (2014).

Petro Bevza's paintings "Youth", "You Are My Flower", "Space 6. Memory", “Space 2. Performance", "Space 5. I Know Everything", "Entropy", "Space 1. Fortune Telling", "Space 3. Specularity" (all created in 2018) are available on the UFDA website. 

Petro Bevza's art style delves into the themes of nature and existence, using glowing colors to evoke a sense of timelessness. His works, meditative and subtle, suggest deeper meanings rather than offering direct provocations.

Rooted in both avant-garde and neo-expressionism, his pieces reflect on Ukraine's cultural and natural landscapes, bridging past and present. He challenges contemporary art norms, offering insights into existence, change, and personal truths, all while exploring both the external world and inner self.