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| Year of creation | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 80 W × 80 H × 4 D cm |
| Type of art | painting |
| Style | contemporary art |
| Genre | still-life |
| Materials | oil, canvas |
| Type of packaging | cardboard box |
Description of the Artwork “Fulcrum”
The painting majestically depicts a girl with a wreath on her head, symbolizing Ukraine. Her long dark hair embodies strength and energy with clearly defined boundaries. The streams on her sleeves, like rivers flowing through her lands, represent the purity and turbulent energy of Ukrainian waters. These streams, flowing into the distance, speak of an insatiable thirst for freedom and a desire to spread the rich cultural heritage beyond its borders. The blooming wreath on her head praises the strength and wealth of Ukrainian nature, and her majestic pose echoes ancient times when Ukraine was the cradle of culture and a source of inspiration for many peoples. Psychological description: Within each of us lives an unwavering point of support. When the noise of the world becomes unbearable, we retreat, framing our inner space. Closing our eyes, we find our true "self," focusing on breathing—the thread that connects us with the universe.
Artwork in the interior
Julia Tarasenko, Ukraine
As an artist, I find that my passion for painting stems from a deep-seated desire to capture and communicate the profound emotions and experiences that life presents. My journey with the brush began as a personal exploration, a means to express thoughts and feelings that words often fail to convey. Each painting is a piece of my soul, a reflection of the myriad emotions I've encountered through my life's journey. My inspiration often springs from the beauty and diversity of nature, the intricate patterns of human emotions, and the rich tapestry of cultural experiences I've gathered from my travels and life in different parts of the world. The act of painting, for me, is not just an artistic endeavor but a meditative process, a moment of connecting with my inner self and the world around me.