ARTIST USES DANCE, PAINT, AND PERFORMANCE TO TRANSFORM TRAUMA INTO MOVEMENT ON CANVAS
With VID AND PIX
By Todd Sasin
A powerful video reveals an artist blending dance, abstract painting, and performance to create emotional works rooted in resilience.
Veronika Radolovich, 37, a professional dancer, abstract painter, performance artist, and costume designer from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, filmed the piece in her home studio.
With over two decades of classical ballet, modern, and jazz training, Veronika uses her body as a brush, pouring paint onto her skin and canvas before moving across it to capture motion in a striking 2D form.
Her process merges choreography, body art, and large-scale canvas work into a unique style that echoes the rhythm and energy of a live performance.
Veronika channels frustration into fluid movement that unexpectedly results in a soft, rainbow-gradient piece.
She describes her art as a symbolic reclamation of her body and voice transforming pain into creativity, movement, and healing.
This clip was shared on Instagram, where one user commented: “To each their own. She’s expressing and creating and clearly loving it. Just like we all are unique, our perspectives are unique. I regressed in time watching…”
Another added: “If it was only that simple ,easy and absurd to create.”
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