Portrait of Daniel 23

We are all made of stories - from our childhood, from our favorite fairy tales, from memories that stay with us throughout our lives. Each important moment, each meeting and parting, shapes us, makes us unique and unrepeatable. These stories, like threads, are woven into a complex pattern that reflects our individuality.

Yulia Titova explores the history of each person through the prism of her art. In her works, she immerses the viewer in a world of emotions and experiences, making us think about what makes us who we are. Yulia's art is not just visual perception; it is a deep reflection in which abstract forms and figurative elements combine to create multi-layered narratives.

In the artist's abstract works we can see complex emotions that are difficult to express in words. They evoke personal associations in the viewer, making him or her remember his or her own experiences and feelings. In figurative works Julia shares her stories, revealing to us her inner worlds and experiences, which make her art even more close and understandable.

Look at the portraits with the question, "Why are you the way you are?" This question is not just about looks, but about the inner world and the stories that underlie each of us.