About the author
Born and raised in the city of Orsk in the Orenburg region, the Ural River, Steppe. There I received an initial art education, which led me to Orenburg at the age of 18. There I received 5 years of education at the University of Orenburg with a degree in graphic design and met with excellent artists, my teachers, with whom I later worked for many years after being expelled from the university. They influenced my desire to be an artist rather than a designer. I graduated from the Moscow Academy with a degree in interior design. During and after my studies at the university I participated in large city and regional exhibitions in private and state galleries and museums in Orenburg. Since 2018, a member of the Union of Artists of Russia.
Anything can inspire me to act, so for every idea I like to try a new art form. I prefer black and white graphics in any materials, I work a lot with traditional arts of different cultures, I have been doing artistic tattooing for 13 years. Sculpture occupies a separate place in my practice. Although I do not have much work in this type, I always have fun with a variety of materials and techniques. From metal and concrete to ice and soft toys.
About the art
This work captures the profound connection between nature and self through a series of intimate observations on a sandy beach. Each element—rocks, twigs, shells—becomes a unique storyteller, reflecting the intricate beauty and diversity of the natural world. In this exploration, the artist discovers a shared essence with these humble objects, revealing the underlying patterns that unite all forms of life.
The act of observing transforms into a deeper experience of seeing, where solitude in nature fosters a dialogue that uncovers the extraordinary within the ordinary.