Original artwork description:

I don't like the saying "Everything that isn't done is done for the best." I believe that it gets better only when you yourself have something to do with it, when you yourself do something that leads to a result. Change is not always for the better, but it often encourages action. And already actions will bring us what we want, the best.
The doors (deformed) in the painting symbolize non—standard ways out of situations, and the serenity of eating candy is confidence in the right choice.
Foreshortening in a painting is a view from above and from the side.

The "PEOPLE" series: This is a unique view of human nature and perception. These works of art distort proportions and shapes, giving the characters a surreal look that evokes a sense of strangeness and curiosity.
Each painting explores the theme of individuality and identity, showing how the environment and perception can influence our understanding of ourselves and others. The distortions create an effect of emotional depth, forcing the viewer to reflect on how diverse people are.

Selected Exhibitions:
2025 SberUniversity, Moscow, Russia
2024 “A Word About the Russian Heart” Festival, Beijing, China
2024 ArtExpo New York 2024, New York, USA
2024 La Pigna Gallery, Rome, Italy
2024 ArtPlay Moscow, Kvartiras Gallery, Moscow, Russia
2024 Pavlodar City Museum, Kazakhstan
2023 Shanghai International Art Fair (SIAF), Shanghai, China
2023 «Zdes na Taganke» Gallery, Moscow, Russia
2022 ArtDom, Winzavod, Moscow, Russia
2021 Kibart, Moscow, Russia
2021 International Exhibition Competition Of Futuristic Art, Moscow, Russia
2021 Artplay, Moscow, Russia
2021 Finalist, Russian Art Awards, Moscow House Of Artists, Moscow, Russia
2021 International Exhibition “SCOLKOVO Plaza ArtShow”, Moscow, Russia
2021 Art Cosmos, Evraziya Gallery, Moscow, Russia
2021 Online Exhibition & Competition «Sbornaya Solianka», Alipova Gallery, Moscow, Russia
Collections:
2023 Lucy Chebotina Charity Auction, Private Collection, Moscow, Russia
Publications:
Art MUSE Magazine, "Art Survey" column, Russia

Materials used:

canvas, oil

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