Night Letters

Julija Fokina is an artist whose relationship with creativity began with her earliest recollections. She is devoted to depicting images that go beyond what is visible, seeking to portray elements that exist outside the material world. Her method focuses on delving into the hidden and spiritual aspects of human life, which she expresses through her distinct visual style.

Fokina’s artworks often incorporate a combination of universal and specific esoteric symbols designed to conjure the spiritual dimensions of human experience. Her pieces typically showcase archetypes of personality, dreamlike scenery, or narrative motifs inspired by fairy tales. Every painting serves as an illustration for a story—sometimes one she discovers while creating the piece, or at other times one that holds a unique meaning for each individual viewer.

Among the most persistent motifs in Fokina’s art are representations of women as goddesses, mythical creatures, or fairy godmothers. These characters, together with magical animals, symbolize inner feelings, intuition, and the different phases of life. The women in her paintings are particularly remarkable for their powerful, mysterious stares and are frequently enveloped in a luminous aura that intensifies the mystical quality of her work.

Meticulous attention to detail characterizes Fokina's artistic approach. By thoughtfully selecting symbols and weaving in elaborate elements, she encourages the audience to explore the layered narratives within each painting. Fokina’s works are therefore more than just visual creations—they are an invitation to interpret and imagine the stories that lie “beyond the gates of the imagination.”