Yulia Tishchenko is a self-taught Ukrainian textile artist whose practice merges weaving, knotting, and sculpture into a tactile form of abstract expression. Working primarily with natural fibers - cotton, wool, linen - and occasionally integrating ceramics or glass, she explores transformation, resilience, and the dialogue between chaos and harmony.
Her works often emerge intuitively, guided by rhythm and emotion rather than premeditated design. Through richly textured, organic compositions, Yulia invites viewers into a meditative encounter with fragility and inner strength, reflecting the cycles of rebuilding and renewal that define both nature and the human experience.