About the author
Born in Ufa, Russia in 1983, the artist's journey began with a 6-year art school program in 1997, culminating in an Architecture degree from Ufa Petroleum Technical University in 2006. Since 2007, thrived as a concept artist, art director, and illustrator in Moscow's game development industry.The creative path, initiated in 2004, spans CG art, fine art, and graphics. In 2020, Cyprus became the backdrop for his focus on plasticity and anatomy. Fascinated by the female form from a biological and anatomical perspective, his work encompasses glitch, deconstruction, and various materials. His view themselves as philosophical explorers in visual arts, seeking to disrupt harmony and push boundaries. Over time, his style evolved toward deconstructionism, glitch art, and dadaism. Infusing street art and lettering, he create compositions reflecting life, death, decay, birth, and surreal variations. The art sidesteps social and political issues, centering on abstract and surrealist concepts, conveying emotions, and exploring the world through visuals. The latest project, 'Foam of Days,' transforms daily experiences into complex compositions, probing reality and emotions. - graphics - paintings
- narrative
- sculpture
- installation
Participated in exhibitions: 2004, Ufa, Russia
June 2021 Limassol, Cyprus June 2022, Limassol, Cyprus Feb 2023, Limassol, Cyprus Apr 2023, Limassol, Cyprus July 2023, Limassol, Cyprus
https://linktr.ee/Skolzki
“collective art exhibition Youth” “hudgolud 2021”
“Kola CY opening event”
street art exhibition “Observers”, personal street art exhibition “Auto Exhibition”, personal “hudgolud 2023”
About the art
The project "Graphic Poem: Between Sky and Sea", 2024
It is a unique blend of visual and verbal reflections, inspired by the contemplation of Cyprus’ coastlines, the sea, and horizons. During the creative process, the idea of a connection between the navigational routes of ships, depicted on maritime maps, and the flight patterns of birds, as seen through the phenomenon of murmuration, emerged.
Although the paths of ships and birds traverse different environments — seas and continents — their trajectories share similar fluidity, dynamics, and forms, which became the foundation for the author's reflections. These visual comparisons evoke a sense of harmony and contrast between two elements — air and water, sky and sea.
The project is intentionally left emotionally unfinished, inviting the viewer to draw their own conclusions and interpretations, offering space for personal thoughts and observations.