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Yulianna Verba
Artist from Ukraine
Yulianna Verba is a multidisciplinary artist based in Lviv, Ukraine. Her practice interweaves art, philosophy, and the exploration of inner states, creating works that reflect the intricate relationship between the subconscious and the material world.
Working across diverse media and formats, Verba has presented her work in a range of international exhibitions. She has participated in the LA Art Show and showcased
her practice in Los Angeles, New York, Berlin, Riga, Kyiv, Lviv, with presentations in notable cultural institutions including Mriya Gallery (NY), Mercury Art Center, Korsak Museum, among others.
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The Choice
Painting by Yulianna Verba
140 x 100 cm • Acrilic
Location:
lviv, Ukraine
This artwork addresses the theme of the continuous creation of our reality. Every moment is an act of creation, and the only difference is whether it is done consciously or unconsciously. Unconscious choice leads to the pursuit of goals that lose their true meaning and turn life into mechanical movement.
Instead, conscious creation begins with inner ideas and states, gently moves into action and finds support in the earth, giving birth to natural fruits.
“Choice” is a reminder of the responsibility we have in the momentary act of creation,
and of the power that appears where we choose to live consciously.
Location:
lviv, Ukraine
About the artist
Yulianna Verba
Artist from Ukraine
Yulianna Verba is a multidisciplinary artist based in Lviv, Ukraine. Her practice interweaves art, philosophy, and the exploration of inner states, creating works that reflect the intricate relationship between the subconscious and the material world.
Working across diverse media and formats, Verba has presented her work in a range of international exhibitions. She has participated in the LA Art Show and showcased
her practice in Los Angeles, New York, Berlin, Riga, Kyiv, Lviv, with presentations in notable cultural institutions including Mriya Gallery (NY), Mercury Art Center, Korsak Museum, among others.
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