Ukrainian Baroque is an artistic style that emerged in Ukraine during the 17th and 18th centuries. It is characterized by its elaborate ornamentation, vibrant colors, and dramatic forms, often seen in architecture, painting, and sculpture. This style was influenced by both Western European Baroque and Orthodox Christian traditions, resulting in a unique blend that reflects Ukraine's cultural heritage. One of the most notable examples of Ukrainian Baroque architecture is the St. Andrew's Church in Kyiv, designed by the architect Bartolomeo Rastrelli. The style also extended to religious art, with many churches adorned with intricate frescoes and iconostasis, showcasing the spiritual and artistic aspirations of the time.