Selected series
Memory, colour, everyday life and the human figure.
Long Ago
Long Ago is a series about courtyards and objects that outlive their time. Black-and-white memories carry colour where remembrance suddenly becomes brighter. It is not an attempt to reconstruct the past, but a conversation about how we remember it — and why we still carry it with us.
Hton
A fairy tale promises familiar roles: a home, a forest, a celebration, an animal. In Hton, the roles remain, but the sense of safety disappears. The series explores how familiar things suddenly cease to protect us. I am not inventing another world: I change the lighting in ours, and familiar things no longer seem so harmless.
Maznya
Maznya deliberately offers no explanation in advance. Six generative images let colour and rhythm make the first move. Looking at them means allowing the unexpected to hold your attention beyond the first impression.
Technical
Musicians, dancers, faces and figures. These graphic studies explore movement, posture and the expressive potential of the human body.
Childhood
Soviet everyday life, courtyards and childhood in the Young Pioneers meet flowers, drawing and unexpected details. Collages about memory, which always adds something of its own.
Halos
Familiar scenes of Soviet childhood acquire a golden glow. Nap time, a schoolyard and a Pioneer assembly become images of memory.