About Yulia Nazarenko
Yulia studied finance and economic theory at Voronezh State University in Russia and holds a Master’s degree in Economics. She has been making art and designing various objects throughout her life, mostly for her own enjoyment and personal use.
By nature, she is an explorer, an architect, and a pioneer of consciousness. She sees her main passion as bringing New Potentials into manifestation—whether in her own human life, through her personal example, or simply by making them “available” within a “unified field” to anyone willing to receive them.
Art is one of her ways of grounding these potentials in physical reality.
She currently resides in the Netherlands with her beloved.
My Way of Art
Art is an Expression of One’s Soul. An Energy Embodied in a form. A Tool to Reach the Beyond.
Art can be a contradictory subject to dwell upon. The perception of what can be called Art or Fine Art is often highly subjective. What makes a painting or an art object worthy of attention, praise, and admiration? Is it artistic skill, a concept manifested in an artwork, the story behind its creation, or perhaps the way in which it is presented to the public?
Undoubtedly, any of these elements can play an important role in the evaluation of an artwork, whether by experts or by a general audience.
Yet I believe that the Key Element that makes Art truly ART is something Invisible and, in many respects, Inestimable: it is the ENERGY Embodied in an Art Object. No matter what technique or concept an artist uses to create an object, they always convey a message, a story, or a code through it. This can be “read” between and beyond the lines, colours, and forms by the intuitive, feeling part of us that precedes thought.
I love creating Abstract Art because of its “pure” nature. It is a way of expressing One’s creativity unobstructed by rigid structures and rules. Free from easily recognisable forms, it evokes a unique associative flow in each individual and has the ability to penetrate through the strata of the “mind” into the depths of one’s Soul.
The process affects both the artist and the observer. The “code” of the artist as a “person” is always present, yet it is constantly transcended and transformed into something new through their conscious “effort” to “break free.”
The freer the quality of expression, the more deeply it is connected to the “Soul,” to the “Essence.” The more in-formation it contains, the more it is able to convey to the observer, becoming an instrument for expanding one’s awareness.