Found Zen, 2023

Yulia Belasla  

The physicality of the information world.
Under the yoke of information, our body does not accept deformation, does not change externally. But the information boom caused a change in the perception of information, our body has learned to process information many times faster. We got acquainted with information incidents like fakes and information warfare. We learned the term information fatigue. We started living by studying other people's cases. Every day we absorb new information, it becomes part of our inner, surrounds us. In my work, I only show the phenomenon of information overload, the inability to separate from it. It is already a part of our body and our perception. 

For Whom:
Collectors of conceptual contemporary art
Lovers of minimalist cyber-aesthetic and figurative surrealism
Tech industry creatives seeking a mindful artwork
Meditation or wellness enthusiasts navigating the digital age

Best For These Spaces:
Mindfulness studios or wellness-themed interiors
Home offices, especially in digital or creative industries
Living rooms with bold, clean, symbolic design
Modern gallery walls and design-forward apartments

Style & Themes
Style: Digital pop art, cyber symbolism, minimalist figurative
Themes: Information overload, mindfulness, digital identity, tech embodiment

Original artwork 
Materials: acrylic on linen canvas