• Front cover of “In a Dark Time, the Eye Begins to See: The Art of Julia Soboleva” (The Mansion Press), black clothbound hardcover with a group portrait illustration.
  • Back cover of “In a Dark Time, the Eye Begins to See: The Art of Julia Soboleva” (The Mansion Press) featuring a group scene artwork.
  • Interior artwork from “In a Dark Time, the Eye Begins to See” by Julia Soboleva, showing a moth-like figure with long, wing-like arms on a dark background.
  • Interior artwork from Julia Soboleva’s “In a Dark Time, the Eye Begins to See,” a winter road scene with a procession of crow-like figures and red, ghostly shapes.
  • Interior artwork from “In a Dark Time, the Eye Begins to See” by Julia Soboleva, depicting two faces in close embrace with a red comet-like form above.
  • Interior artwork from Julia Soboleva’s “In a Dark Time, the Eye Begins to See,” showing a ghostly figure seated inside a bus with pale figures outside the windows.
  • Interior double-page spread from “In a Dark Time, the Eye Begins to See” by Julia Soboleva, with two portraits facing a machine and a floating eye above.
  • Interior artwork from “In a Dark Time, the Eye Begins to See” by Julia Soboleva, showing a kneeling blue figure holding glowing flowers with roots.
  • Interior artwork from Julia Soboleva’s “In a Dark Time, the Eye Begins to See,” close-up of red-gloved hands sewing or handling a white bird-like form.
  • Interior artwork showing a bird-headed figure writing at a desk, with a small glowing mark near the paper.
  • Interior artwork showing a blue hand holding a bright light near a red face with tear streaks.
  • Interior artwork showing a pale multi-eyed creature hanging from ropes, with a small red figure above.
  • Interior spread showing a group portrait of masked figures in formal clothing.
  • Interior artwork showing a figure holding a large black bird in a monochrome scene.
  • Interior spread showing a vintage-style group photo with cat masks and illustrated cats, captioned “Kittyland”.
  • Spine detail of “In a Dark Time, the Eye Begins to See: The Art of Julia Soboleva” with white title lettering on black cloth.
  • Close-up of the title text on the black cloth cover of “In a Dark Time, the Eye Begins to See: The Art of Julia Soboleva”.
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In a Dark time, the eye Begins to See - The Art of Julia Soboleva

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In a Dark time, the eye Begins to See is a 200-page hardcover Julia Soboleva artbook from The Mansion Press, printed on Munken 150 gsm paper.

  • Hardcover • 200 pages
  • 19 × 22 cm
  • Munken paper, 150 gsm
  • The Mansion Press
  • ISBN 9782492646393
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About the Book

In a dark time the eye begins to see Julia Soboleva — artbook overview

In a Dark time, the eye Begins to See is a focused presentation of Julia Soboleva’s mixed-media practice: painting and collage applied to found photographic imagery. The sequence reads as a set of visual narratives rather than a single storyline.

The material turns around tension points—madness and reality, family and taboo, inherited memory and private mythology—without explaining itself. The title echoes a line from Theodore Roethke’s poem “In a Dark Time”, but the book stays grounded in image-making and pacing.

  • Publisher: The Mansion Press
  • Format: Hardcover • 200 pages • 19 × 22 cm
  • Paper: Munken, 150 gsm
  • ISBN: 9782492646393
  • Language: English

About the Author

Julia Soboleva

Julia Soboleva is a Latvia-born, UK-based mixed-media artist. Her process combines painting and collage with found photographic imagery, producing scenes that behave like fragments of narrative rather than illustrations of a fixed text.

Her work often returns to themes of madness and reality, family structures, taboo, and transgenerational trauma. She completed an MA in Illustration at Manchester School of Art (2018) and works as an educator and freelance designer.

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