Yuliya Smolenchuk

I believe that every emotion is essentially important, as everything is connected in this world.

As an environmentalist and impressionist, I feel the need to provide particular emotional support to nature and our planet through communication with people by the means of my art. My genuine desire is to remind others about the beauty and love of our planet to us and to pay attention to its creative features.

I became an impressionist naturally, it responds to me with expressiveness, technique, with the spontaneous appearance of strokes, textures, and colors. And I like to imagine how nature would create these canvases. I use oil paints in a different watercolour technique, it helps me not to get stuck in the pasty style of oil painting, and adds more air, volume, and expanse to the artworks.

I also like to experiment with the style of abstract impressionism. I prefer to create the effect of an unfinished image, leaving more space for the imagination and interpretation of the viewer, so the viewer can become a co-author of an artwork.

For me, my art operates as a connection with like-minded people. I can speak to them in the language of creation, in the language of gratitude, in the highest manifestation of love for the materia...

2003-2008 Pacific National University, Khabarovsk (Russia),
Institute of Architecture,
bachelor of Architecture.

2021 Painting courses with an Impressionism specialist Ivan Fedotov, 3 months.

2022 Online educational program for creative specialist pARTa, Laboratory CTRL+ART, 3 months.

2021 All-Russian Art Competition & Art Fair “Talent of Russia”, Moscow

2021 Art Fair “Without Peonies”, Moscow