Yulia Yaroshevska

Yulia Yaroshevska was born in Kiev. She also lived in Moscow before moving to London in 1999. Shortly after this she studied at the Slade and has subsequently trained with respected Russian artists. Her chosen style of art powerfully combines influences from contemporary London with inspiration from the great era of Russian avant-garde painting. Echoes of Kandinsky, Larionov and Filonov sit comfortably alongside eastern notes, derived from Yulia’s travels throughout Japan. A passionate supporter of opera and ballet, Yulia’s work combines abstraction, rhythm and colour to create works of emotional complexity in a variety of media, from etching, to watercolours and large oils on canvas.

2001-2008 BA Honours History of Art, Birkbeck College, University of London
2004-2005 Foundation, Slade UCL
2006-2008 BTEC and NOCN courses in drawing and printmaking, Kensington & Chelsea College, London
2013-2018 Private training in drawing, watercolour and painting

June 2018 - a solo exhibition of abstract paintings and prints, entitled Reflections, at Gallery Different, Fitzrovia, London

December 2018 - The Vicious Circle, London, group exhibition


August 2022 - Barcelona, group show