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Biography
Julia Ustinovich is a contemporary figurative artist based in
Poland, working predominantly in watercolor, with additional
practices in oil and tempera. Her work is distinguished by an
expressive figurative approach, using the fluidity of water and
color to explore light, transparency, emotion and the human
figure
Since establishing her professional artistic practice in 2018, Julia has developed an international career through exhibitions, international competitions, watercolor festivals, live demonstrations and workshops across Europe, North America and Asia.
Her work has received multiple international awards and distinctions, including First Prizes in the United States and Spain. She has been invited as an artist and demonstrator to international watercolor events in the UK, Spain, Vietnam, Iceland, Canada, Poland and the Czech Republic, and has served as a juror for international art competitions.
Through live demonstrations, workshops and international festivals, Julia actively engages with artists and audiences, contributing to the international watercolor community and exploring the medium as a particularly direct form of artistic exchange.
Her works are held in private collections worldwide.
Since establishing her professional artistic practice in 2018, Julia has developed an international career through exhibitions, international competitions, watercolor festivals, live demonstrations and workshops across Europe, North America and Asia.
Her work has received multiple international awards and distinctions, including First Prizes in the United States and Spain. She has been invited as an artist and demonstrator to international watercolor events in the UK, Spain, Vietnam, Iceland, Canada, Poland and the Czech Republic, and has served as a juror for international art competitions.
Through live demonstrations, workshops and international festivals, Julia actively engages with artists and audiences, contributing to the international watercolor community and exploring the medium as a particularly direct form of artistic exchange.
Her works are held in private collections worldwide.
Biography
Julia Ustinovich is a contemporary figurative artist based in
Poland, working predominantly in watercolor, with additional
practices in oil and tempera. Her work is distinguished by an
expressive figurative approach, using the fluidity of water and
color to explore light, transparency, emotion and the human
figure
Since establishing her professional artistic practice in 2018, Julia has developed an international career through exhibitions, international competitions, watercolor festivals, live demonstrations and workshops across Europe, North America and Asia.
Her work has received multiple international awards and distinctions, including First Prizes in the United States and Spain. She has been invited as an artist and demonstrator to international watercolor events in the UK, Spain, Vietnam, Iceland, Canada, Poland and the Czech Republic, and has served as a juror for international art competitions.
Through live demonstrations, workshops and international festivals, Julia actively engages with artists and audiences, contributing to the international watercolor community and exploring the medium as a particularly direct form of artistic exchange.
Her works are held in private collections worldwide.
Since establishing her professional artistic practice in 2018, Julia has developed an international career through exhibitions, international competitions, watercolor festivals, live demonstrations and workshops across Europe, North America and Asia.
Her work has received multiple international awards and distinctions, including First Prizes in the United States and Spain. She has been invited as an artist and demonstrator to international watercolor events in the UK, Spain, Vietnam, Iceland, Canada, Poland and the Czech Republic, and has served as a juror for international art competitions.
Through live demonstrations, workshops and international festivals, Julia actively engages with artists and audiences, contributing to the international watercolor community and exploring the medium as a particularly direct form of artistic exchange.
Her works are held in private collections worldwide.
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