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Yuliana Lytvar
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Bather with a Pink Flower

Sometimes we see only a fragment of someone else’s world, yet it awakens our desire to discover the whole.

A woman immersed in deep blue water reveals only one eye, while a delicate pink flower conceals part of her face. I wanted to awaken the viewer’s curiosity and invite them to look closer and wonder: is she hiding from the world, or quietly observing it?

In this painting, tenderness and beauty coexist with a subtle sense of unease and mystery. The water conceals as much as it reveals, while her expressive gaze invites a silent dialogue.

Each viewer may discover their own story in this image. As part of Through the Prism of Perception, the painting offers no definitive answer, but leaves room for different interpretations, reminding us that sometimes what remains unseen speaks as powerfully as what is revealed.

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Yuliana LytvarOct 26, 2026

Вы совершенно правы! Я пока учусь этому исскуству... Стараюсь идити по пути рекомендаций ... олчень много времени забирает продвижение работ , думаю . потому, что я еще не совсем овладела работой с платформами ... Спасибо вам, за поддержку!

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Yuliana LytvarOct 22, 2026

Вы абсолютно правы! Видимо, я пока еще не нашла такого человека, пытаюсь... А ваши табуреты замечательны! У меня такие же стоят дома ... А что вы еще делаете помимо них? Вы строгаеете по дереву?

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Yuliana LytvarOct 22, 2026

Thank you for your feedback! I’m glad that my work made an impression on you. The only thing left is to actually sell my pieces, but I just don’t know how to go about it... I’m struggling, really hitting a wall... People seem to like them, but no one buys them...

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AnonymousOct 22, 2026

The selling part is its own craft, isn't it. I think people hold back because they're waiting for permission, or they see the price tag and need to justify it to themselves first. What I've noticed is that the ones who actually move seem to have found someone who gets it enough to tell other people, not strangers scrolling past.

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AnonymousOct 22, 2026

I spend a lot of time trying to get one joint to close cleanly, and here you've made a whole painting about the space between what shows and what doesn't. That eye holding the whole weight while the flower hides the rest, it's the kind of balance I chase when a piece of wood wants to split but you find the one angle that lets it hold. The blue doing that much work without saying a word about it.

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