CV
b. 1990 Yessentuki, Russia
Lives and works in Yessentuki
Education
2003
Graduated from art school — drawing and painting
2007-2008
Academic drawing
2013
Graduated with a degree in architect at the SFedU
Rostov-on-Don
Group Exhibitions
2019
Lost in Abstraction, Artis Gallery, Moscow, Russia
2020-2021
Permanent exhibition, Milliart, Moscow, Russia
Statement
Statement
What
The works offer a momentary narrative for solving the suffocating problem of the tyranny of limited spaces — to prevent the world's callousness. To complete the picture you should add to this the avoidance of personality problems, disappointment with the dictate of the times, general protest against any form of violence, avoidance of childhood memories, in the combination of Russia in the 90s, with torn muscles from fleeing from the dictatorship. Now, our unconscious brings to mind vivid dreams symbolizing the pathos of wandering translation metaphors of the moment into a realized universe of impressions. A bizarre act of honesty in regard to world-time and, in general, to the world space in which we are all now.
How
I try to translate paints and a brush into a palette of intrapsychic experiences: I start from impressions from dreams, as well as from the colorfulness of sounds, emotions, objects and feelings, and their layers and combinations. For me, the reading of the moment, when any and all immediate meanings and solutions coexist: colors are peppered with layers of shapes, lines of meaning, tempting us to shift our concept of them around, whether via the Turing test, Sondhi, or Rorschach. Every day, the illusion of time advances, bringing with it a new meaning for me.
Why
Unlocking the potential of the moment. The problem of avoiding the dictate of time. Time is a brushstroke hidden behind the illusion of time. The brush can withstand both intense psychological trauma and the routine of everyday life. I'm tracing the outline of a new road.