"Acid Rain" Painting

BIOGRAPHY
Young, extravagant and confident. This is exactly how one can characterize the talented artist Yulia
Brekman, whose work is etched in the memory for a long time. Julia's paintings are primarily portraits and
figurative paintings. Quite often she uses photographs, which she also creates, but does not necessarily
transfer the image directly onto the canvas - they are just a vessel that initiates or ignites the painting,
and the painting develops into something independent of any emotions. Its main goal is to study how a
painting is created in terms of structure, composition, color and marking, rather than focusing solely on
what it represents. Her works are similar to a confession, only she does not directly talk about herself, but
offers associations through which you feel that she is a person of deep soul and thought.
Through painting, color rendering, and composition, Julia tries to reflect her inner experiences and thereby attracts the
viewer’s attention and shares her thoughts with him. The artist’s work can certainly be called dialogical.
There is a feeling that the author lures you into his artistic world, inviting you to think about the most intimate, intimate
things.
Julia paints her works in oil. Her works are distinguished by sophistication and sophistication. The author works with
depth. reflecting on the canvases a view of the existing problems of life. People willingly buy her works. She also takes
an active part in republican exhibitions.
The artist addresses different topics. One of them, often seen in the works, is teenage relationships. She reflects on how
children grow up and how, through the prism of growing up, they determine for themselves the main guidelines with
which they go through life.
In addition to painting, Yulia is engaged in mastering computer technologies in the field
2D and 3D. , ceramics and making handmade dolls . She also took an active part in the creation of feature films, as a
production designer and assistant production designer. This helps her expand her artistic skills and thinking. The author
notes that constant research into various creative fields helps her look at herself not only as a professional painter, but
as a real creator, and no matter what tools the author uses to realize her creative potential. Despite all the branches she
studies, painting still occupies a dominant place in her soul.