"Ripples | Enceladus" Painting

Yuliya is a contemporary painter known for her dreamy, semi‑abstract visual language and multi‑series practice. After leaving corporate legal career in London over a decade ago, she developed a distinctive approach centred on running several collections in parallel—balancing narrative consistency with technical experimentation across media, surfaces, and scale.

Her work explores themes of weightlessness, aging, and elemental symbolism. Current series include Blue Bay (geometric watercolour mostly smaller size on fine canvas), House of Eden (overarching true abstract series on large scale canvas), La Femme Nuage (brushstroke‑driven cloud female portraits), Connected (urban rhythm works on paper), Blossom (gestural meditations on cyclical growth) and Migration (the oldest running series of runaway paper planes on skyscapes).

Yuliya’s paintings have been featured in major film productions, luxury hotels, exclusive London venues, and international private collections. Recent highlights include a Mayfair Art Week display at Huntsman, Savile Row, and installations at Amelie in Belgravia, largest Disney liner and luxury art cruise ship built by SAGA, many more.

Her skyscapes, sailboats, and abstract narratives invite viewers into a suspended, weightless realm where emotion and memory converge.