WORK

Fine Art

FIGURATIVE

Five States of Confidence
Anime-style portrait series

Five anime-inspired female portraits by Yatska Sokuleva exploring different expressions of confidence through color, mood, and character.
Five anime-inspired female portraits by Yatska Sokuleva exploring different expressions of confidence through color, mood, and character.
Five anime-inspired female portraits by Yatska Sokuleva exploring different expressions of confidence through color, mood, and character.
Five anime-inspired female portraits by Yatska Sokuleva exploring different expressions of confidence through color, mood, and character.
Five anime-inspired female portraits by Yatska Sokuleva exploring different expressions of confidence through color, mood, and character.

Children’s Adventures
Series of six paintings

“Children in a Hot Air Balloon” by Yatska Sokuleva — Three children riding in a woven basket beneath a colorful hot air balloon, flying over a bright blue ocean and coastline.

“Children in Space” by Yatska Sokuleva — Three children exploring outer space in spacesuits above the Earth

“Children on Mars” by Yatska Sokuleva — Three children looking through the windows of a white spacecraft flying above the surface of Mars.

“Children on a Boat” by Yatska Sokuleva — Three children riding in a small boat across the ocean under a bright blue sky.

“Children Underwater” by Yatska Sokuleva — Three children exploring a colorful underwater world.

“Children in a Submarine” by Yatska Sokuleva — Three children looking through the windows of a yellow submarine as they explore a colorful underwater world.

MINIMALISM

The Scale of Perception
Series of seven minimalist conceptual works

“The Beginning of Peace and Life” by Yatska Sokuleva — Minimalist black-and-white composition with a small rectangular canvas positioned at the boundary between black and white fields.
A tribute to Kazimir Malevich, transforming the iconic black square into a field of 400 individual forms.
“The Essence of a Creative Personality” by Yatska Sokuleva — Minimalist black-and-white composition with a large black square surrounded by a grid of small white squares and a single white square at its center.
“The Labyrinth of Life” by Yatska Sokuleva — Black-and-white conceptual composition of irregular white rectangular forms separated by black lines, creating a dense maze-like pattern.
The Impossibility of Going Beyond the Conscious” by Yatska Sokuleva — Conceptual composition of 400 small black canvases arranged in a regular grid on a white background.
“The Complete Perception of the World” by Yatska Sokuleva — Conceptual black-and-white composition of hundreds of small canvases, with irregular white forms above and orderly black squares below.
Gulliver, or The Great Theory of Relativity” by Yatska Sokuleva — White-on-white conceptual composition of 252 small primed canvases of varying sizes arranged on a large primed canvas.

CONCEPTUAL ART

The Non-Accidental Cut
Series of three conceptual paintings

The Accidental Cut” by Yatska Sokuleva — Conceptual painting on a textured white canvas featuring a real vertical cut with red paint flowing downward like blood.
“The Non-Accidental Cut” by Yatska Sokuleva — Conceptual painting on a textured red canvas featuring a vertical cut with white paint flowing downward like blood.
The Non-Accidental Cut in Black” by Yatska Sokuleva — Conceptual painting on a textured black canvas featuring a vertical cut with red paint flowing downward like blood.