Peacocks (2026) by Yuliia Didevych - subjektiv.art
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Yuliia Didevych
Artist from Ukraine
I was born in Kyiv, Ukraine in 1997 . I am inspired by the work of various masters: Mykhailo Guida, Matissa, Albert Marche, Murashko. I believe that the composition plays the main role in the picture and in my works I look for such compositions that would convey feelings.I graduated from college with the title of drawing teacher. I received my education at the Academy of Fine Arts (NAOMA) as a painter, I have a master's degree.
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“Peacocks” is a painting about beauty, dignity, and inner freedom. The white birds emerge within a rich, almost theatrical space, appearing like silent guardians of memory. Their luminous forms contrast with the deep colors of the background, creating an atmosphere that feels both ceremonial and subtly unsettling.
The peacocks are connected to my reflections on Crimea, cultural memory, and a beauty that cannot be destroyed or appropriated. For me, these birds symbolize nobility, resilience, and the preservation of one’s identity. The painting combines recognizable natural forms with an imagined symbolic world, leaving space for the viewer’s own interpretation.
I was born in Kyiv, Ukraine in 1997 . I am inspired by the work of various masters: Mykhailo Guida, Matissa, Albert Marche, Murashko. I believe that the composition plays the main role in the picture and in my works I look for such compositions that would convey feelings.I graduated from college with the title of drawing teacher. I received my education at the Academy of Fine Arts (NAOMA) as a painter, I have a master's degree.
