A Moon Beneath the Skin
A lilac curve holds a quiet pull. Intimacy is felt before it finds a name.
Oil on canvasFeeling Seeks Form
Oil on canvas
Painting — Yuliya Yurchevskaya
Conceptual inspiration — Leopold Weiss
The Weightlessness of Desire
Feeling seeks form, and finds it in oil, relief and colour. In this collection, love becomes a movement of matter: gathering in darkness, leaving a trace of warmth, opening almost like a flower, becoming a vortex. Tenderness and desire, anticipation and trust, love’s ecstasy and the silence after closeness give the series its inner rhythm.
The canvas holds what words struggle to contain. Raised paint preserves a gesture; light moving across its surface reveals it anew. Suspended in black space, the paintings seem released from weight. What remains is the presence of feeling, given a body.
an evolving portfolio collection · titles are curatorial interpretations
FEELINGS grew from a creative dialogue between Yuliya Yurchevskaya and Leopold Weiss. Leopold was the collection’s conceptual inspiration; Yuliya gave its emotional world physical form in oil on canvas. Their collaboration also continues through the musical duo D&D Records.
A lilac curve holds a quiet pull. Intimacy is felt before it finds a name.
Oil on canvasEmerald light opens a depth where one can lay down every defence and simply remain close.
Oil on canvasA slender warmth crosses the silver depths: a presence that changes everything around it.
Oil on canvasOchre and blue meet in dense darkness. One more moment, and the distance between them will become warmth.
Oil on canvasLight lingers on raised paint. Feeling remains in the surface like the warmth of a hand.
Oil on canvasSmall fires remain among deep green shadows: the memory of a touch that still gives warmth.
Oil on canvasA dark surface holds orange embers. A feeling once lived continues to glow within.
Oil on canvasA red flare rises above cool depths. Longing takes a fragile, almost floral form.
Oil on canvasYellow heat emerges through grey and white. Desire keeps its life within the most restrained silence.
Oil on canvasHeat unfolds from a dark centre. Feeling grows beyond the space that once contained it.
Oil on canvasTender petals emerge from weighty paint. Openness becomes a courageous, deeply physical gesture.
Oil on canvasLilac paint unfolds towards red and blue. The fullness of feeling becomes visible matter.
Oil on canvasBlue and wine-coloured rhythms meet around a shared centre. Two inner movements begin to sound together.
Oil on canvasFine gold lines radiate from a dark bloom. Intimacy travels far beyond the reach of touch.
Oil on canvasBlue folds gather around a warm centre. Desire remains half-hidden, yet fills the entire space.
Oil on canvasDusty rose warmth emerges from blue depths: a confession that asks only for half-light.
Oil on canvasPink and blue currents cross black depths. Feeling moves beyond the familiar boundaries of the body.
Oil on canvasSilver gestures open with sudden freedom. Tenderness, too, can be unstoppable.
Oil on canvasLilac, white and gold converge in a single movement. Feeling has already changed the one who holds it.
Oil on canvasStrokes flash within dense ultramarine. Desire is recognised as a rhythm, before thought, before words.
Oil on canvasPale relief opens against blue. Passion grows tender without losing its strength.
Oil on canvasWhite paint opens across a warm field. To be loved can mean allowing oneself to be seen.
Oil on canvasWarm currents turn within a shared breath. Love’s ecstasy feels like the disappearance of weight.
Oil on canvasLilac currents unfold in darkness, as if the body has forgotten gravity and only the movement towards another remains.
Oil on canvasDense paint gathers cool light and copper warmth into a sensual form that has yet to be named.
Oil on canvasA silver curl draws movement inward. What is closest can speak most softly.
Oil on canvasA warm curve appears among cool ridges. The memory of a kiss becomes a movement of paint.
Oil on canvasCopper warmth is born within a cool expanse: still faint, already changing the horizon.
Oil on canvasStudio photographs taken close to the canvas — raised paint and the marks of the knife.







Studio photographs from the collection archive


The camera moves slowly across finished surfaces, letting light find the relief of the paint.