Ohne Titel

Height	120 cm
Width	100 cm
Length/Depth	2 cm

€2,100.00*

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Description

Medium:

Oil on canvas

Technique:

Painting

I have deliberately not given the painting a title so as not to direct the viewer’s gaze. The abstract form invites viewers to develop their own associations; to some it resembles a blurb or a corridor, to others a balloon, a radioactive substance, colourful slime or a wisp of tulle. By remaining untitled, the work retains its open-ended ambiguity and allows each viewer to engage with it in their own personal way.

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The work is shipped stretched on a stretcher frame – including a certificate of authenticity and a signature on the reverse.

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Julia Oleinicenko

Julia Oleinicenko (born in Oldenburg in 2001) grew up surrounded by several cultures. Her mother is from Tiraspol (Moldova), whilst her father is from Tomsk (Russia) and grew up near Odessa in Ukraine. Those formative summers in the Ukrainian countryside – a life of simplicity, self-sufficiency and authenticity – sharpened her awareness of home, memory and identity from an early age. These themes continue to resonate in her work to this day. Since 2023, she has been studying at HAW Hamburg in Christian Hahn’s painting class. In the same year, she was awarded a scholarship from the ELES Foundation for the Promotion of Gifted Students. In 2025, she sold her first paintings.

In her painting

, she combines modern realism with influences from Pop Art. Her works are characterised by bold colours, a clear visual language, strong contrasts and minimalist backgrounds. They frequently feature portraits, including those of older people. Recurring symbols, such as the tulip – a symbol of transience and, at the same time, of new beginnings –

link personal experiences with universal themes. Thus, her paintings explore impressions drawn from childhood, culture, family history and modern society.

2025 Addart exhibition at Ruge Fehsenfeld

2025 HAW Art Walk, Finkenau, Hamburg

2024 Group exhibition “Epitaph”, Hamburg

2024 Oldenburg Arts and Culture

Days2024 HAW Art Walk, Finkenau, Hamburg

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