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Artist Statement
Modern world lacks spirituality and purity of senses. Only art can bring them back to us. I am deeply convinced that modern art should follow classical traditions of the old masters whose work is full of passion and emotional power. My art is representational, though I often employ the methods of abstract expressionists (including 'dripping', 'finger' techniques, spray paint, collage) at the initial steps of creating a painting. My style is a step away from abstraction into representational art, which I ultimately consider as a step forward into the art future, an attempt to rediscover a way-out into sublimity and beauty. I seek meaning and expression through contrasts of light and shade, colors and rhythm. I like flashes and highlights in Nature, which I try to organize into spiritual compositions. Most of my paintings were conceived and should be understood in this way. The mediums used are oil, acrylic and ink.
Sample of Julia's Work
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Exhibitions
| 03/2004 |
Opus One Gallery ( Atlanta, GA) One month show |
| 05/2004 |
Atlanta, GA Grandview Gallery monthly show |
| 05/2004 |
Genema Gallery ChristChurch Presbyterian, Atlanta, GA Unexpected Joy open juried show |
| 03/2005 |
Grandview Gallery, Atlanta, GA Hanging out with Art |
| 04/2006 |
Carrollton Cultural Arts Center, GA Solo show Expressive landscapes |
| 04/2007 |
Chicago, IL Exhibition at 4Art Gallery |
Reviews and Press
| 12/12/08 |
DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park It is with great pleasure that I recommend Julia Scorupsky for special recognition from The Arlington Commission for the Arts. Julias expressive paintings have been a part of DeCordovas Corporate Program since 2001, and they have not had a rest since! |
Julia's Favorites
| www.ArtWanted.com/juliascor |
