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Visual Artist | China
Yuliia Dzhurenko 朱朱 is a Ukrainian contemporary artist, who has exhibited her works in numerous events in Asia and Europe. Continuous learning and discovering depths of her soul are intrinsic elements in her artistic expression. Ironic and symbolic self - portraits reflect her state of mind and attitudes towards outer world. Her vibrant figurative, semi-surrealistic and expressionistic artworks reveal a versatile talent and different perspectives of contemporary figurative art.
Yuliia started drawing when she was 3 years old, and refused to go study in art academy. She wanted to explore art talent by herself, even it could take years. Over 10 years she drew realistic portraits and some expressive oil portraits. Only in the beginning of 2020 she made decision to create own style through a self-portrait imaginable character.
Her first collection is called “Fishes&Moon”. Second collection is called “Perception’. Together they gather over 43 paintings on canvas, 70 watercolors, and over 100 digital illustrations .
Group Exhibits
2022 Art Exhibition / Yifeng Gallery - Shanghai, China
2021 - 2022 FTZ Art Festival / Shanghai Free Pilot Trade Zone - Shanghai, China
2021 CIIE China International Import Expo 4th / Shanghai Exhibition Centre - ARTERA - Shanghai, China
2021 West Bund Art Fair 2021 / West Bund Art Center - Jiaxi gallery - Shanghai, China
2020 Virtual Art exhibition / Inkedlinsomnia Art online Event - Seattle, United States
2019 World of Colors / Kyiv House of an Artist - Kiev, Ukraine
2019 Modern Artists Gallery / House of Artists - Kyiv, Ukraine
2011 Portrait of Artist by Candice Breitz / PinchukArtCentre - Kyiv, Ukraine
Solo Exhibitions and Auctions
2018 Art of Neurosurgery (Special Featured Artist) / The Peninsula on Bund - Shanghai, China
2017 Personal Art Exhibition / Globus Gallery - Kyiv, Ukraine
2022 East West Contemporary Online Auction 03.26-04.01, lots 22,23, - Shanghai, China
Permanent Exhibitions
2021-2022 Fishes&Moon Jiaxi Art Center 嘉禧国际艺术中心 - Shanghai China
2019-2022 Podpolny Art Studio - Imaginarium Collection - Kyiv, Ukraine
