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A silent mutation of light
2026
Botanical dreams
2025
The Limits of subjective reality
2024
Hidden room, 2026
The "Hidden Room" isn't a riddle to be solved. It's a place within us where we hide not only pain, but also things too precious, too powerful, or too scary for everyday life. Unprocessed grievances may dwell there - and so may locked away love we didn't allow to happen, tenderness we were afraid to show, or sweet memories too painful to be lost. My paintings are not a rude intrusion. I don't open the door. Instead, I carefully examine the keyhole, listen to what's heard beyond the threshold, and show how fragile this very boundary can be. My art isn't a substitute for psychotherapy. It's a gentle way to ask myself, "What's going on there, where I'm afraid to look?"
The White Rabbit - a guide between levels of perception - freezes before a door that has emerged within the body of the forest, as if within a fold of consciousness. The color red serves not so much as a warning of danger, but rather as a marker of an inner impulse - the desire to enter a forbidden or repressed space. Here, the forest resembles a nervous system: branches reach upward like signals that distort reality.
The "Hidden Room" manifests as a phenomenon: it exists, yet possesses no apparent entrance - the door seems embedded within the psyche rather than within physical space. The Rabbit does not open it; instead, he captures the moment of choice - the boundary between waking and dreaming, between the known and the repressed.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 70*100 cm (27,6''*39,4'')
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A gigantic flower unfolds as a biomorphic structure of the psyche, within which is enclosed a house - a symbol of the inner self, memory, or sanctuary. Yet this sanctuary is paradoxical: rather than offering protection, it exposes itself, becoming an integral part of a living, pulsating organism.
The petals evoke the soft boundaries of perception - they do not isolate, but instead reach outward, blurring the distinction between the inner and the outer. The house, situated at the center, transforms into a "hidden room"; yet here, it is no longer concealed - it stands revealed, vulnerable, almost laid bare.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 70*70 cm (27,6''*27,6'')
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The rabbit is a symbol of fragility, intuition, and inner wariness. Instead of a head, it has a home: a space of memory, refuge, and unspoken feelings. Its white fur seems to grow beyond the limits of its body, transforming emotions into matter. The work speaks of a person who is accustomed to living within their own inner space, safeguarding what cannot be expressed directly.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 70*100 cm (27,6''*39,4'')
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Here, the cage is not only a symbol of confinement but also a form of preservation. The flowers appear sheltered, as if an emotional world had been enclosed within this fragile structure. The work navigates themes of vulnerability, control, and a hidden inner life.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 70*70 cm (27,6''*27,6'')
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A silent mutation of light, 2026
This series is about places where the fabric of the world becomes thin. Where familiar objects cease to be things and begin to be conduits. Here, plants don't grow - they manifest. Fruit doesn't lie - it preserves. Flowers don't fade - they pass on. Yellow light isn't a backdrop, but a radiance of a different density. Purple forms aren't shadows, but traces of a presence. Mushrooms emerge as guardians of boundaries, as silent witnesses to a dream that lasts longer than night. In these works, reality isn't destroyed - it reveals its inner side. Matter becomes a skin, beneath which another space pulsates.
The yellow background suggests not space, but a state—a dense, almost material radiance. The purple stem in the green pot seems fragile yet stubborn: it stretches upward, as if holding the boundary between inner and outer. The pot is an illusion of stability, a support that doesn't actually guarantee protection. The plant is a dream antenna, sprouting into reality. The work is about the attempt to maintain form in a world where light blurs contours.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 25*35 cm (9,8''*13,8'')
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A lemon lies surrounded by purple mushrooms—like a heart among silent witnesses. The mushrooms neither threaten nor protect: they arise like thoughts, like recurring dreams. The fruit is a symbol of wholeness, of a closed inner life. But its surface already enters into a dialogue with space—it seems to begin to dissolve within it. This is a work about the boundary between the physical and the imaginary. About the moment when an object becomes a vision.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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The vertical purple forms resemble trunks, shadows, or folds of space. Delicate yellow flowers seem suspended between blossoming and disappearance. There is almost no solid ground here—only a fluid medium in which everything becomes a memory of form. The stems are like vessels of time. The work speaks of the fragility of presence. Of a state when the world is no longer an object, but a sensation.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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A huge flower opens like a living flame frozen in the moment of breathing. Its sharp pink petals are not delicate—they cut through space, dissecting familiar perspective. It doesn't grow from the earth—it emerges. Like a sign, like a warning, like an open wound of light. The flower becomes a threshold creature: it cannot be touched without being changed. It guards the boundary between form and decay, between beauty and anxiety.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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The delicate, drooping petals seem to shield their golden cores from the outside world. The soft pastel palette and blurred background create a sense of silence and inner peace. The purple vessel anchors the composition, adding depth and a touch of drama. The painting is about the fragility of the moment, about the beauty that reveals itself not in brightness, but in restraint.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,8'')
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The twisting turquoise forms are plants caught in an invisible current of air. The space is filled with movement, yet without anxiety—only fluidity and rhythm. The contrast of the cool green and the warm pink background creates a sense of elemental harmony. The work conveys a state of lightness, where thoughts flow freely, like branches in a gentle breeze.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,8'')
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Golden lemons rest in a cool turquoise bowl, as if still retaining the warmth of the sun. But through their dense skins, tiny purple mushrooms sprout - quiet inhabitants of another reality. They appear not as destruction, but as a continuation of a dream, where the fruit suddenly begins to dream of a forest. This image contains a subtle shift in the familiar: sweetness and decay, light and shadow, life and its imperceptible transformation coexist simultaneously. Everything seems stable - and yet everything is already changing.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 35*45 cm (13,8''*17,7'')
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In the dense thicket, an impossible flower blooms: instead of petals, a turquoise moth, its wings spread wide to embrace the light. On its fragile surface lies an omelet, the white of which resembles a cloud, the yolk a shimmering sun. Breakfast, accidentally discovered in nature, becomes part of its metamorphosis. The moth is not just a flower—it is a moment between sleep and awakening, between flight and rest. The painting resonates with a quiet, surreal paradox: the most mundane and everyday is held together by the most fragile wings.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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A rabbit is barely discernible in the tangle of dried petals and leaves - a creature seemingly emerging from the very fabric of dream. Its form emerges at the border of recognition: the gaze oscillates between the vegetal and the living, between body and shell. The petals resemble both a shelter and the remnants of a bygone bloom. The painting speaks of the fragility of existence and the moment when imagination begins to construct reality. Here, life almost dissolves into nature, and the viewer becomes a witness to a quiet transition - between wakefulness and sleep.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 50*60 cm (19,7”*23,6'') Signed on the front and back by the artist. Stretched and ready to hang. A certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist will be included in the package.
In a slender, almost ghostly forest of elongated trunks, a moth emerges—like a stray spark amidst the cold silence. Its soft glow disrupts the strict verticality of the trees and creates a sense of a fleeting, almost impossible presence. The forest seems like a dream, where forms waver between mist and reality, and the moth a symbol of transience and vulnerability. This is a space on the edge of perception: where vision doubts, and the memory of light becomes the only guide.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 50*60 cm (19,7”*23,6'') Signed on the front and back by the artist. Stretched and ready to hang. A certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist will be included in the package.
Soft, pulsating flowers emerge from the white, almost sterile bony forms - as if the memory of life continued to breathe within the structure of decay. Here, the boundary between the dead and the living dissolves: bone ceases to be final and becomes a vehicle for growth. The composition evokes a dream in which the body loses its functionality and transforms into a landscape. Fragility manifests not as weakness, but as a transitional state - a moment when form still holds, yet is already open to transformation.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 30*30 cm (11,8”*11,8'') Signed on the front and back by the artist. Stretched and ready to hang. A certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist will be included in the package.
The butterfly is almost inseparable from the flower - their forms interpenetrate, erasing the boundary between being and environment. This is the moment before disappearance: when touch still exists, but no longer belongs to either participant. The work speaks to the extreme fragility of perception - how easily the distinction between "self" and "other" becomes an illusion. Here, the dream does not distort reality, but reveals its fluidity.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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A lemon, stripped of its integrity, reveals an impossible internal skeleton. The painting speaks to the fragility of perception and how, in dreams, familiar objects transform into strange constructs, retaining only a hint of their former essence.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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The sunflower's image here changes: it takes on rabbit ears - a symbol of sensitivity and vulnerability.
This hybrid image exists in a state of transition - between plant and animal, familiar and strange. The ears seem to capture not sounds, but subtle, elusive sensations.
The blurred, fluid background heightens the sense of instability and fragility. The form seems undefined and subject to change at any moment.
The painting speaks of a state in which familiar perception loses clarity, and reality becomes fluid and not fully explicable.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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The forest dissolves in soft layers of color, as if the memory of it slips away before it can even form into thought. From this shaky depth, a fawn emerges - not as a creature, but as a sensation. It stands on the border: between sleep and wakefulness, between fear and trust, between what we see and what we can only guess at.
Its fragility is not a weakness, but a way of existing in a world where everything is constantly blurring. Here, perception does not capture reality, but merely touches it - carefully, as if afraid of destruction.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 70*70 cm (27,6''*27,6'')
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Flowers unfold like soft wounds, from which color sprouts forth. A lilac butterfly acts as a transition - a breath suspended between states. Yet beneath this lies a hidden form: a rabbit’s head, emerging through the skull.
Here, two planes of existence overlap - the living and the dead, the internal and the external. The skull does not conceal; rather, it exposes, becoming a boundary through which vulnerability shines through.
This image gazes back - like a dream that suddenly becomes aware of itself. And within that gaze lies an unsettling tenderness: a reminder that perception is always incomplete, and that form is merely a temporary sanctuary for something far more fragile.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 100*70 cm (39,4''*27,6'')
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The forest here doesn't grow - it seeps through, like mist, from the depths of a dream. The trunks are elongated and nearly transparent, as if the boundaries between worlds have thinned and ceased to hold their form. Below lie flowers resembling flashes of emotion - and amidst them, a flower-creature with the head of a rabbit: a symbol of elusive identity, soft and vulnerable.
The rabbit belongs neither to a body nor to a place, it emerges at the very edge of perception.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 50*70 cm (19,7''*27,6'')
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At the center lies a lemon - dense, almost corporeal, like the very core of an experience. Revolving around it are forms resembling bones, yet growing like fern fronds - organism and death intertwined in a single breath.
This is not merely an object, but an axis of perception: taste as memory, as a sudden flash, as the boundary between the body and the external world. Here, bones are not a remnant, but a structure upholding a fragile reality. Everything spins, yet the center remains elusive - like the meaning of a dream that is felt, but cannot be grasped.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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A softness that defies expectation. A fruit intended to be smooth and edible becomes coated with an alien flesh - fur - transforming the act of touch into doubt. This is an image of the boundary of perception: where vision promises one thing, and the body encounters another. In this work, sleep invades matter, substituting the properties of objects and leaving the viewer in a state of fragile distrust of their own sensations.
Acrylic, oil pastel, oil on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,8'')
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The flower here is less an object than a process - as if it exists in the moment between becoming and disappearing. Its petals resemble traces of movement, the remnants of a dream that hasn't yet had time to take shape. It's an image of fragility as a state: a form not yet anchored in reality. The boundary runs not between things, but between states - between what can already be named and what is still slipping away.
Acrylic, oil pastel, oil on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,8'')
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The pear transforms into an ecosystem - its body is no longer closed, but becomes the birthplace of something else. Mushrooms emerging from within blur the boundaries between fruit and environment, between the singular and the plural. It's a dreamlike image in which forms flow into one another without resistance. The fragility here lies in the loss of integrity: the object ceases to be itself, but it is precisely in this disintegration that new life emerges.
Acrylic, oil pastel, oil on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,8'')
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The bone - a symbol of limitation, of what remains, of structure - turns out to be permeated by something living, fluid, and fruitful. Here, lemons serve as a distillation of sensation: acidity, light, the body’s memory. The plant wraps itself around the bone, blurring the boundary between life and its trace. Perception turns out to be not a stable framework, but a process of sprouting through loss.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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The soft forms of the flowers dissolve into something in-between - between plant and animal, between sleep and physicality. Rabbit ears emerge as a signal of alarm and alertness, as a sensory organ sprouting from fragile matter. It is a space where boundaries cannot be held: form becomes sensation, and reality becomes conjecture.
Acrylic, oil pastel, oil on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,8'')
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A bowl, a skull, and a flower come together in a still life, where each form speaks of a vessel - for life, for death, for transition. The flower is a flash of fragility, the skull its limit, the bowl an attempt to hold onto the elusive. It is an image of a dream in which objects do not belong to themselves, but become conduits between states.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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In this forest, the vertical lines of the trees create a rhythm reminiscent of a sleeping person’s breath. The space feels dense yet unstable -as if it exists only as long as one is looking at it. In the foreground are violets, too soft and flesh-like to be mere plants. One of them defies the usual logic of form: rabbit ears sprout from its petals - a sign of vulnerability, wariness, and the transition between worlds. The work explores the boundary of perception: that moment when reality is still recognizable but is already beginning to yield to sleep. Here, fragility becomes a language, and error - a way of seeing.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 90*90 cm (35,4''*35,4'')
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Botanical dreams, 2025
Description of the hybrid states between plant and human, reality and dream. The works visualize the fragility of memories through the metaphors of fading nature, as well as the boundaries of reality- through surreal mutations of forms.
This isn't a mere depiction of nature, but a gateway to a world where reality meets imagination, and fear mingles with wonder.
The Dark Forest isn't just a place, it's a feeling - a tangible emotion that resonates in every heart that yearns for adventure and the thrill of the unknown.
Acrylic on canvas, 50*60 cm (19,7''*23,6'')
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The medium around the flower creates a sensation of drift between states of wakefulness and deep inner immersion: here the plant is not only alive, but also thinking, it is a symbol of inner dialogue, an aspiration to grow through one’s own fears and shadows. The soft color flares underline the volatility of the form, hinting at the variability of dreams, where objects are transformed, reflecting emotional impulses.
Acrylic on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,7'')
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The plot of the work is immersed in surreal darkness, where the usual logic dissolves. It’s a space where the imagination creates its own species, its own laws of growth and decay. The painting shows not a plant, but a state - the moment when the dream begins to materialize, but has not yet taken its final form.
Acrylic on canvas, 35*45 cm (13,8''*17,7'') Signed on the front and back by the artist. Stretched and ready to hang. A certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist will be included in the package.
The painting combines biological images with psychological symbolism: here growth begins not outside, but inside, in silence, where dreams become a warm ground for future sprouting.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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In the hazy, atmospheric realm between dream and wakefulness, a singular, impossible plant emerges from cracked soil. The background dissolves into ethereal layers of mist and memory, where subtle, ghostly impressions of other botanical forms linger. This is a portrait of symbiotic mystery - the Raven, a keeper of dream-lore, communing with the Sentient Flora, a living vessel of slumbering knowledge, together weaving the delicate fabric of botanical mysticism.
Acrylic on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,8'') Signed on the front and back by the artist. Stretched and ready to hang. A certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist will be included in the package.
The painting immerses the viewer in a nighttime forest, where darkness is not empty but filled with memory. Vertical strokes resemble tree trunks or a curtain of rain through which vague images appear. In the depths, there is a light, almost skeletal silhouette, resembling a skull with horns, like a sign of an ancient presence or the spirit of the forest. It does not frighten directly, but observes, remains silent, merges with the space. Cold blue and gray tones create a sense of silence, uneasy calm, and a fine line between the living and the departed. This painting is about how the forest remembers more than it seems, and sometimes allows those who look long enough to see it.
Acrylic on canvas, 35*45 cm (13,8''*17,7'')
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In a dark, melancholic forest, familiar forms lose their stability. A table, plants, and white rabbits exist within a shared dreamlike field, where objects of human order and living beings gradually dissolve into their surroundings. The rabbits appear as fragments of presence rather than complete figures, as if attention can no longer hold their shape. The painting explores a state in which perception becomes too gentle to maintain the boundaries between self, dream, and the external world, offering an experience of quiet, almost imperceptible dissolution of reality.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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Against a dark, almost timeless background, cold blue flowers emerge—like thoughts arising at the moment when reality begins to dissolve. Their petals stretch and curl, resembling fragments of dreams that are losing their definite shapes. On the right, a translucent figure appears, suggesting a human presence yet lacking clear boundaries: it is woven from lines that resemble neural impulses or the roots of memory. The painting conveys a liminal state—the moment when consciousness still holds onto the real world while sleep is already seeping in, intertwining images, sensations, and silence. There is no sharp transition here: reality and dream coexist, gently flowing into one another and forming a fragile space of inner experience.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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This work is like a frozen dream in which the clear boundaries between reality and the inner landscape of consciousness disappear. The cold blue forest resembles a dream space: the trees are bare of leaves, resembling vessels of memory or nerve endings sprouting in the darkness. Their branches do not reach for the light, but inward—toward experiences, toward silence.
In the center is a warm, almost glowing vessel, like the last source of life or consciousness. Thin, fragile sprouts rise from it, bearing fruits that look like hearts or seeds of dreams. They seem vulnerable, as if on the verge of withering, but they are still connected to the source of warmth and meaning.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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The limits of subjective reality, 2024
Subjective reality posits that perception shapes our understanding of the world, suggesting that individual experiences define what is "real." This perspective faces limits, as it may lead to solipsism—where only one's own mind is sure to exist—undermining shared experiences and objective truth.
Dualism, traditionally separating mind and body, encounters challenges in explaining how these distinct realms interact. The "mind-body problem" raises questions about consciousness's nature and its effects on physical reality. This division can also hinder understanding of phenomena like emotions, which have both mental and physical components.
"The Light Inside" is a haunting exploration of the fragile veil separating consciousness from the depths of the subconscious. The canvas exists in a state of perpetual twilight, dominated by deep, velvety blues and charcoal grays that suggest both the intimacy of a bedroom and the boundless emptiness of a dreamscape.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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"Your New Face" is a penetrating, mordant study of the masks we craft and the selves we bury. The painting presents a portrait that is not one, but two—a haunting duality rendered in a palette of cold porcelain whites and subterranean blacks.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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The perfect glass surface is both protection and barrier. It not only shields the inner world from outer chaos, but also distorts it by breaking up forms, making them faceless and safe. It is a study of voluntary or forced seclusion, where the security of the dome is inevitably accompanied by a sense of detached observation of life that flows somewhere out there, beyond comprehension.
Acrylic on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,7'') Signed on the front and back by the artist. Stretched and ready to hang. A certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist will be included in the package.
The familiar principle, 2024
Most people, when faced with a choice, usually prefer something or someone familiar rather than something new. This common cognitive distortion is called the familiarity principle. Recognition is usually accompanied by a feeling that people describe as a sense of ease, comfort, a “feeling of home.” However, this effect, which simplifies decision-making and creates a comfort zone for the individual, can have unpleasant consequences. New experiences can broaden a person's perspectives and create conditions for growth, but such experiences can be hindered by the principle of familiarity, which makes people overvalue the choices they have already made and maintain stereotypes.
"In the Crowd" is an elegy for the individual within it. It captures the specific loneliness of being surrounded by people yet feeling profoundly unseen—a single, fragile consciousness adrift in a sea of others, each carrying their own silent, invisible world. The painting asks where the self goes when it is surrounded, yet utterly alone.
Acrylic on canvas, 50*70 cm (19,7''*27,6'')
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"The Good Fortune" is a meditation on the weight of symbolism. It asks what is lost when a living thing becomes merely an omen. The painting leaves you wondering if the greatest fortune is something to be possessed, or a force that quietly possesses you, replacing your face with its own inscrutable, porcelain-perfect visage.
Acrylic on canvas, 60*60 cm (23,6''*23,6'')
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This painting is a haven. It speaks to the part of us that still knows how to find infinite worlds in a single object, and profound safety in a patch of sunlight. It’s not a memory of a specific event, but of a state of being: unburdened, secure, and intimately connected to a small, soft piece of the world. "Something from Childhood" is a quiet reminder that our past selves leave these pockets of warmth behind for us to find, like a forgotten blanket, still holding the shape of comfort.
Acrylic on canvas, 70*70 cm (27,6''*27,6'')
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The mood of the painting is solemn and peaceful. It's not a wild delight, but deep, quiet confidence. It reminds the viewer that the brightest dreams are not just fantasies, but the first, yet invisible to the world sprouts of reality. «What lies ahead?» It answers the question gently, but firmly: the light is ahead. And it's already flowing towards everyone who is ready to step from the shadow of the present into its golden glow.
Acrylic on canvas, 30*30 cm (11,8''*11,8")
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