Kremnytska worked in portraiture, still life, and genre compositions. Her works are characterized by expressiveness and a subtle, spontaneously refined decorative quality. She had a keen sense of color. Under the influence of her husband, Pavlo Bedzir, she became fascinated with graphic art, resulting in distinctive graphic series. However, color remained the essence of Kremnytska’s creativity.
Her canvases captivate with their color harmonies, applied in a pastose manner using tempera, the unique Bedzir emulsion, and encaustic techniques.
Kremnytska did not fit into the context of Socialist Realism and was unable to advance professionally in the USSR. Nevertheless, she created a unique and inimitable body of work.
Yelyzaveta Kremnytska’s works are preserved in the National Art Museum of Ukraine and in private collections in Ukraine, Russia, and the Baltic States.