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I am Yuliia Dzhurenko, a Ukrainian contemporary artist based in Beijing. My practice blends ironic self-portrait characters living in imaginary worlds with symbolic storytelling that explores everyday routines and evolving narratives. Little Bather is my main protagonist, challenging my feminine nature and gender identity, connected by dreamy circus imagery, floating thoughts, and an oriental style influenced by Japanese woodblock prints, Buddhism, and a quest for awareness.…I am Yuliia Dzhurenko, a Ukrainian contemporary artist based in Beijing. My practice blends ironic self-portrait characters living in imaginary worlds with symbolic storytelling that explores everyday routines and evolving narratives. Little Bather is my main protagonist, challenging my feminine nature and gender identity, connected by dreamy circus imagery, floating thoughts, and an oriental style influenced by Japanese woodblock prints, Buddhism, and a quest for awareness.

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I am Yuliia Dzhurenko, a Ukrainian contemporary artist based in Beijing. My practice blends ironic self-portrait characters living in imaginary worlds with symbolic storytelling that explores everyday routines and evolving narratives. Little Bather is my main protagonist, challenging my feminine nature and gender identity, connected by dreamy circus imagery, floating thoughts, and an oriental style influenced by Japanese woodblock prints, Buddhism, and a quest for awareness.…I am Yuliia Dzhurenko, a Ukrainian contemporary artist based in Beijing. My practice blends ironic self-portrait characters living in imaginary worlds with symbolic storytelling that explores everyday routines and evolving narratives. Little Bather is my main protagonist, challenging my feminine nature and gender identity, connected by dreamy circus imagery, floating thoughts, and an oriental style influenced by Japanese woodblock prints, Buddhism, and a quest for awareness.

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I am Yuliia Dzhurenko, a Ukrainian contemporary artist based in Beijing. My practice blends ironic self-portrait characters living in imaginary worlds with symbolic storytelling that explores everyday routines and evolving narratives.

Little Bather is my main protagonist, challenging my feminine nature and gender identity, connected by dreamy circus imagery, floating thoughts, and an oriental style influenced by Japanese woodblock prints, Buddhism, and a quest for awareness.