Oleksandr Aksinin (1949–1985) was a Ukrainian graphic artist and intellectual whose complex works interweave art, philosophy, and literature. His intricate symbols and bookplates transcend traditional definitions, inviting viewers into intellectual puzzles filled with references to global literature, mythology, and sacred texts. Aksinin deeply explored the themes of life and death, viewing existence as an ongoing, unknowable journey. His annual etchings for his birthday reflect this contemplation, marking each step as a countdown to "rebirth." Aksinin’s art remains a legacy of unanswered questions and a pursuit of elusive truths for future generations to explore.

Alexander Dubovik is one of the key figures in Ukrainian art of the second half of the 20th century. His work is well known to those interested in art. The artist's paintings are kept in museums and private collections around the world. Stedley Art Foundation presents a spesial exhibition dedicated to the most significant symbol artist created - bouquet. It is the symbol of singularuty and the layering space.