Free my birds (2021) Painting by Julia Kuzina

Julia Kuzina, a contemporary Russian painter, delves into the realms of pop surrealism to bring forth a series of paintings that evoke a disquieting sense of anticipation for destruction and the emergence of a post-apocalyptic world. Despite this foreboding theme, her artworks elicit conflicting emotions of both peace and anxiety. Within each creation, Kuzina skillfully combines elements of pain and love, ugliness and beauty, resulting in compositions that stir a range of contradictory emotions.

Working in the style of imaginary realism and employing oil on canvas, Julia Kuzina is a participant in numerous exhibitions both in Russia and abroad. She holds membership in the Creative Union of Artists of Decorative and Applied Arts and the Artists Trade Union of Russia.

Her art transcends borders, finding a place in private collections across the globe, including the United States, Canada, Germany, the United Kingdom, Portugal, Taiwan, Australia, and Russia. Julia's paintings serve as visual narratives, telling stories that embody the world of emotions through surreal images. Themes revolving around the intricate relationship between humanity and nature unfold within the captivating canvases she creates.

• Nationality: RUSSIA
• Date of birth : unknown date
• Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
• Groups: Professional Artist Russian Contemporary Artists

The Artist was highlighted in an article in Artmajeur Magazine:

Julia Kuzina, the art of telling what's important to me