I am an interdisciplinary artist. My main mediums are painting and graphics. I create figurative painting with elements of abstraction, as well as abstract works.
Exploring the insularity of the individual. Wishing to seep through this thin but insurmountable border of the division of two worlds, I use non-verbal message - intuitive body movements, which are read by another person at the level of instinct, unconsciously. To convey the bodily message I take as a basis the Japanese Butoh dance, where the personality manifests the feeling of the essence of his body in movement. One of the stages of creating my art is videotaping such movements and transferring the still images onto canvases.

How does one's inner world feel in the contemporary world? Like a modern myth. There are no gods, no superheroes that we always look at from the outside. It's the ruler of the shell that comes to the fore. An entity living in the body and commanding fantasy worlds, past and future, thoughts and feelings. Passing through the urban crowd, we do not see these centers of the universe in other individuals, for us they do not exist, there is only the Self.
How is this crowd used in popular culture? As expendable material, because only the protagonist is important. It cultivates cynicism, the inability to love and respect. It fosters spiritual blindness.
My mission is to let people look at their inner world and realize that the same unique world is in every person! So far my tool is metaphorical, abstract images in paintings where the personality tries to break through the shell. In the future - these are installations that give a person the experience of interacting with an art object both individually and in the context of society.
Forcing him to step out of his body and put himself in the place of another. To live through their isolation, to meet with their soul.