COHESION

Julia Sossinka`s three-dimensional paper objects in particular are an allegory of cohesion: strips of paper soaked in ink meander, branch out and meet again until a solid, stable structure emerges. The finished object looks both like a model of futuristic architecture and a homage to the interconnectedness and variety of shapes and colours of nature. 

Julia Sossinka moves freely in the world of colors and materials. As well as using ink, collages and installations, she also paints in oil and uses mixed media.

Her abstract art radiate a vibrant energy and evoke memories of fragments of nature in sparkling light and constant flux. The subtle and moving variety of forms and countless shades of color allow many associations.

She was born in Hattingen NRW, Germany, and lives and works in Berlin.

At the Academy of Art, Düsseldorf she was master student of Prof. Markus Lüpertz.

Since 2012 she exhibits in galleries, art associations and museums, including many solo exhibitions.

Various scholarships and sponsorship awards have taken her to Switzerland, France and Iceland, among other places.