Born in 2001 in Ulaan Ude, Buriad-Mongolia, Yuma Radne currently lives and works in London, UK where she is completing her degree at Slade School of Art. Radne previously studied in Saint Petersburg and Vienna. Her work explores the relationship between humans and nature, and narrates the connection between the two. Mythological, fantastical, energetic and incredibly unique, Radne creates her own myths to explore, and operates with the idea that nothing is supposed to have an answer and anything can be any color you want it to be.

Yuma Radne

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With a certificate of authenticity signed by the Artist.

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35 x 25 &#8211; 70

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35 x 25 &#8211; 73

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Trying to Understand

35 x 25 &#8211; 66

35 x 25 &#8211; 68

35 x 25 &#8211; 67

35 x 25 &#8211; 69

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Oil on canvas 
2022
One of the first works from Radne’s Angry People series dedicated to ethnic minorities in Siberia who suffer a silent genocide. With a furrowed brow, a woman is depicted in colorful, thick brushstrokes.

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Angry Girl

Oil on canvas 
2022
Inspired by another work of Radne’s "Catching a fish", "Feeding the birds" is a colorful narrative centered around the lone woman in a postural fold. Radne’s use of color and shadow challenges our notions of what we expect to see; skin is blue, shadows are brown, the sky is yellow, red and brown and we’re being confronted by the direct stare of a humorous bird.

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Yuma Radne

Also by Yuma Radne

Trying to Understand

Angry Girl

Feeding the Birds

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Yuma Radne

Also by Yuma Radne

Trying to Understand

Angry Girl

Feeding the Birds

Subsistence