Dmytro Iv (Ivanchenko) (born 1974) is a Ukrainian sculptor. Born in 1974 in Zaporizhzhia. Graduated from Kharkiv State Art School (1995); Kharkiv State Academy of Design and Arts (2003). He won his first international competition in Italy (2009). His 3.5 m high marble monument in honor of the Italians who fought against fascism is located near Venice. The master's second victory was a sculpture in the style of urban art, which attracted the attention of connoisseurs at the modern art festival Passion for freedom in London (2015). He was included in the top 20 best art persons of 2020 according to the version of the world fund "Chelsea" and the gallery "Ahora". The sculptor's works were at the winners' exhibition in New York (2021). In particular, the jury chose two works of the author: "Military childhood" and "Adam and Eve, seeds of the tree of life". He created more than 100 works, many of which are kept in museums and private collections of Ukraine, Germany, France, and Italy. Among the admirers of the sculptor's work is the French singer Patricia Kaas. The sculpture "Tree of Inspiration" is the part of her art collection.