Julia Dubovyk Art: Silence, Shadow, Light & Creation

Where Light Becomes Language

Contemporary artist Julia Dubovyk explores the tension between light, space, and silence. Her work invites reflection, stillness, and transformation.

Selected Works

Light, fragility, and structure.

Julia's pieces are rooted in perception, but speak in silence.

Each artwork is available upon request.

Abstract

Chandeliers

Sparkle

Installation

From the Scratch

On Paper

About the Artist

JULIA DUBOVYK is a visual artist, now based in Vienna. Her work explores the delicate tension between light, space, and emotion — creating silent, meditative moments on canvas and in physical space. After formative years in Ukraine, Julia spent time studying and working in Barcelona and New York, where the sharp contrasts of urban architecture and light inspired a new layer of clarity and minimalism in her practice. Now in Vienna, her artistic focus centers on how light reveals not only surfaces but also memories. Working with painting, mixed media, and symbolic abstraction, she invites the viewer to pause and reflect.

"Light is never just brightness — it's presence. It's what lets the invisible be seen. - Julia Dubovyk" on beige background.

more about me

Woman with long curly hair, wearing a white long-sleeve shirt, writing in a notebook with a pink pen.

Artworks

Artworks that speak through silence, shadow, and light. Each piece explores a subtle shift in perception — a new way of seeing space and presence.

Available works

A vibrant blue chandelier, painted with thick, visible brushstrokes, hangs centrally against a white background.

White chandelier with five lit candles and crystal accents, painted on a dark, black background.

Abstract black background with vertical white brushstrokes creating a textured, scratched effect.

Abstract black and white painting with vertical streaks and drips, transitioning from light gray to dark black.

Abstract artwork with black, red, and blue paint splatters and drips on a white background.

Textured background with a gradient from dark blue to light blue, featuring raised, squiggly white lines.

Abstract painting with broad, overlapping strokes of black and gray watercolor on a white background.

A piece of paper with a black rectangle and text: "I think today would be a very good day to begin."

Various antique light fixtures and objects on a white wall, with handwritten text "This is not the Light".

Empty ornate silver picture frame with a black square containing a smaller white square in its center, connected by wires.

Julia Dubovyk- Beyond the Canvas: Experience the Process.

While each finished artwork offers a final reflection of light and story, the true magic lies in the making. Are you curious about the texture, spontaneous splash of the paint, or the concepts that drive creation?

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Upcoming Studio Visit

Vienna Private view by invitation only

Join me behind the scenes to witness the unfiltered process, connect with the materials, and share in the journey from abstract idea to tangible form. Discover the why and the how behind the visual narrative. Register below to be the first to receive dates and details for the next upcoming event, workshop, or open studio day.

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