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"Knockout" Drawing

Asya Yakovlieva, Ukraine

Drawing, Watercolor on Paper

8.3 W x 11.8 H in

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A work from the "Public sentiments" series, depicting an ironic mixture of negative and dystopian scenarios that society fears, but continues to do everything to make these scenarios a reality. Inscription on slippers: "life"

Year Created:

2023

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Drawing, Watercolor on Paper

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One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:

8.3 W x 11.8 H x 0.1 D in

Ready to Hang:

No

Frame:

Not Framed

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Ukraine.

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Born in 2001 in Luhansk, Ukraine. In 2016, I moved to Dnipro because of the russian occupation of my hometown. I work with graphics, sculpture, beads, and textiles. In my practice, I explore themes of violence, corporeality, and vulnerability, transforming and reflecting on them through playful, ironic visual symbols, often with phallic allusions. I am interested in how the act of decorating and embellishing can become a tool for expressing the cruel, the traumatic, the unbearable. I combine painful and vulnerable topics with irony, playfulness, and naivety, creating tension between form and content. I use corporeality as a visual language, linking physiological processes with emotions: the process of absorption — with the negative emotional spectrum, the process of release — with the positive. My personal biography, which includes the experience of living under russian occupation and losing my home as a result of russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2014, is an important part of my art and is manifested in my works as a dialogue with the enemy, the aggressor.

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