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- The Rain That Washes Me Away
Tremba Ruslan
This work reflects moments when one longs to disappear with the rain—to seep into the earth without a trace, to dissolve into nature, leaving behind exhaustion, pain, and the weight of one’s own existence. Here, rain is more than a natural phenomenon; it becomes a space in which one can lose oneself, perhaps only to be found again.
Ruslan Tremba was born in 1980 in Uzhhorod. Ukrainian artist, sculptor, designer.
Studied at the Uzhgorod College of Arts. A. Erdely.
In 1999 he entered the Lviv Academy of Arts, Department of Art Glass.
He worked in the studio of Valentin Raevsky (Kyiv), developed sketches for participation in the Venice Triennial of Tempered Glass (2002), where his work took third place.
Experiments with different materials – wood, canvas, paper, fabric, metal; is fond of making stained glass.
In 2007, he began working with Symbolum Sacrum, a foundation in Bonn, Germany, that combines theological research with contemporary art.
He created many joint projects in a duet with his wife, artist Emma Trembay.
