The JPEG Journal Issue #33
Artist Review Yura Miron
My art fuses nature with advanced technology, inspired by solarpunk aesthetics, sci-fi, psychedelics, meditation, and lucid dreaming. Each piece is a visual reflection on consciousness, drawing from Dzogchen and Buddhist teachings.
I create ethereal landscapes and otherworldly realms using a harmonious blend of vibrant geometrics and fluid organic forms. My style features abstract scenes within transparent, bubble-like domes, capturing the depth of both man-made and natural structures.
My work explores themes from quantum physics to cosmic mysteries, inviting viewers into a dance of existence where science meets mysticism. Each piece is a portal to the universe’s beginnings, marrying the mechanical with the organic.
As a pioneer in the cryptoart movement, I’ve curated a significant collection of over 700 digital artworks on Ethereum and Tezos. My work has been exhibited in museums, galleries, and virtual spaces worldwide, bridging physical and digital art.
“Way of Bodhisattva” is a series inspired by Shantideva’s teachings on compassion and enlightenment. It combines intricate Art-Nouveau designs with futuristic architecture, blending influences from Moebius, Kilian Eng, HR Giger, and Tibetan thangka art.
In “Fundamental Nature,” I explore reality’s essence through vibrant geometry and organic forms, inspired by Longchenpa’s wisdom and the Furtherrr art collective. It’s a dance of creation where science meets mysticism, inviting viewers into the universe's silent symphony.
As a Ukrainian artist, the 2022 invasion deeply impacted me. My “Solara Nexus City” series imagines a future where cities flourish in harmony with nature, inspired by the work of Antoni Gaudí and Javier Senosiain.