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Sweet Oblivion (2024) 绘画 由 Yulia Graf
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原创艺术品 (One Of A Kind)
绘画,
丙烯
在帆布上
- 外形尺寸 高度 36.6in, 宽度 36.6in
- 艺术品状况 艺术品完好无损
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- 分类 画作 低于US$5,000 观念艺术 男士肖像
The melting pink David is a metaphor for the fleeting nature of childhood carefreeness, slipping away like melted ice cream or a chewed-up piece of gum. His image is familiar to everyone, but here it is reinterpreted: the familiar ideal transforms into an ephemeral substance, reminding us how sincerity and the lightness of youth dissolve into the reality of adult life, disappearing as quickly as the sweet taste of childhood.
In the five-piece series “Mirage of Youth”, the artist explores the delicate boundary between fading youth and approaching maturity, inviting the viewer on a deeply personal journey where the fear of inevitable aging intertwines with nostalgia, acceptance, and faith in the beauty of every stage of life. This series was born from the artist’s deep self-reflection—contemplations on how the perception of oneself and time evolves, how the illusion of eternal youth gradually fades, making way for acceptance and the realization of true beauty at every age. The pink color embodies the artist’s inner child, while yellow represents the soul, the heart—the unchanging spiritual core that continues to shine even in the storms of everyday life. The series is based on antique statues, classical symbols of et ernal beauty, which in these works seem to dissolve over time, reminding us of the transience of youth and the eternal human desire to preserve one’s true essence.
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Contemporary ArtSymbolismSurrealismTransformationConceptual Art
Yulia Graf (Grafskaya)
An artist exploring the depths of the human soul through symbolic and conceptual imagery.
My works balance between dreams and reality, revealing a world of inner experiences and the search for meaning. I want to show people that they are not alone in their fears, doubts, and emotions. As an introvert, I am deeply fascinated by the human soul—its complexities, contradictions, and hidden subpersonalities. We all contain multitudes of emotions, and through my art, I help viewers recognize these facets within themselves, embrace them, and find harmony.
I am drawn to surrealism because it gives me the freedom to express subtle, elusive sensations that cannot be conveyed through realism. Many of my works are inspired by my dreams—vivid, rich in details and symbols, leaving behind a sense of mystery. These dreams demand to be captured on canvas, and when I paint, I relive them, uncovering their deeper meanings.
I prefer creating collections, uniting several works under a single theme. This approach allows me to explore ideas in depth, examine them from multiple perspectives, and offer the viewer a more immersive experience. My primary mediums are acrylic, oil, and tempera, which I use to create the right atmosphere and emotional impact.
I have been drawing since childhood—at the age of six, I knew I would become an artist and never strayed from this path. My entire education has been art-related: I have explored design, illustration, light industry, and digital art, but ultimately, I returned to painting. It is through painting that I can express what I truly want to share with the world.
