Irina Yulieva
Was born in Leningrad in 1978
Education
2008 – 2010 studied at faculty of photojournalism named after Y.A.Galperin in Saint-Petersburg.
Since 2009 participate in online workshops by Objective Reality Foundation.
Group exhibitions
2010 — Fifty-first, an exhibition of photojournalism students , gallery Cultural Center "Tolstoy Square, St Petersburg 2009 — Young photographers of Russia, the Russian Museum of Photography, Nizhny Novgorod 2009 — Art Sobes Festival — loft project Etagi, St. Petersburg 2009 — Fiftieth, an exhibition of photojournalism students, Centre for Art and Music Library V.V. Mayakovsky, St Petersburg
Awards
2010 — nominated in Festival's competition Circle of life, Lithuania, Vilnius
2010 — Finalist of young photographers contest Shots Directory Photography Competition 2011, England
2009 — Prize «Gold mark» for best student work of faculty of photojournalism in 2008–2009.
Publications — Foto&Video magazine, inform agency Fontanka
Education
2008 – 2010 studied at faculty of photojournalism named after Y.A.Galperin in Saint-Petersburg.
Since 2009 participate in online workshops by Objective Reality Foundation.
Group exhibitions
2010 — Fifty-first, an exhibition of photojournalism students , gallery Cultural Center "Tolstoy Square, St Petersburg 2009 — Young photographers of Russia, the Russian Museum of Photography, Nizhny Novgorod 2009 — Art Sobes Festival — loft project Etagi, St. Petersburg 2009 — Fiftieth, an exhibition of photojournalism students, Centre for Art and Music Library V.V. Mayakovsky, St Petersburg
Awards
2010 — nominated in Festival's competition Circle of life, Lithuania, Vilnius
2010 — Finalist of young photographers contest Shots Directory Photography Competition 2011, England
2009 — Prize «Gold mark» for best student work of faculty of photojournalism in 2008–2009.
Publications — Foto&Video magazine, inform agency Fontanka
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Artist Statement
Broken Knees by Irina Yulieva documents the performance of maturing. The characters' movements are spontaneous, wild, and seemingly not connected to each other. A viewer sees in the photographs the broken (or is it cracking?) body language of kids, teenagers, middle-aged and elderly people. Maturing turns out to be a transitional state that may never end.
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