Le Femme Nuage | Rosalind Painting

Berkshire‑based contemporary painter known for her ethereal visual language, developed across multiple collections through the use of heavily diluted media, often mixed directly on canvas, Yuliya invites the viewer to escape the intensity of urban life and enter moments of carefree contemplation of natural elements. For each series, Yuliya experiments with surfaces that best complement the lead medium—whether it is the adaptability of traditional oil (La Femme Nuage, Migration), the delicate laciness of watercolour (Blue Bay, Connected), or the visceral strength of oil pastel (House of Eden). Yuliya’s pieces tell stories that reflect her life experiences and values, resonating deeply with her collectors. Her art radiates a defiantly positive energy, amplified through colour and expressed with a comforting sense of balance and a strong, unmistakable personal presence. Her distinct touch - an elegant, almost effortless flow-- soon captivated art curators and collectors alike, landing her work in some of London’s well connected galleries and collaborations with designers, luxury institutions, and hospitality projects. Yuliya’s art has appeared on major film sets, including Doctor Strange (2016), Scandal (2017), and BBC 6 part drama - Wild Cherry (2025). Her work graced exclusive London clubs and high end dining venues, international luxury hotels (like The Breakers and Aviara Hyatt), private collections worldwide, and most recently, a striking display at Huntsman (11 Saville Raw), London for Mayfair Art week in Jul 2024, Amelie (Belgravia, Motcombe st) chic restaurant and many more. In her skyscapes, Yuliya captures a luminous tension between fragility and strength; in her dreamy sailboat series, a sense of isolation and wonder. Her Connected works on paper explore urban rhythm, while her Blossom series meditates on nature’s cyclical grace. Each piece invites viewers into a world between worlds, a weightless realm where nostalgia drifts and emotions resonate softly, like memories you can almost touch.