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Creative in progress

29.05.2023 Blog
Booger // pastel on color cardboard, 50x70cm

Some of my new pastels

28.05.2023 Blog

Booger // pastel on color cardboard, 50x70cm Wisdom // pastel on color cardboard, 50x70cm

My tenderness // acrylic on canvas, 80x120cm

My tenderness // acrylic on canvas, 80x120cm

25.05.2023 Blog
Touch // pastel on cardboard, 64x85cm

Some old works

21.05.2023 Blog

Is there a reflection of his gaze?

20.05.2023 Blog

Yes. It is your gaze that, reflected by the canvas, begins to look into itself.

The shameful moon // acrylic on canvas, D50 cm

The shameful moon // acrylic on canvas, D50 cm

06.05.2023 Blog

Working process

05.05.2023 Blog

On the route again)

28.04.2023 Blog

New work like a new journey, never know what is waiting for at the end …

180 seconds // acrylic on canvas, 50x100 cm

180 seconds  // acrylic on canvas, 50×100 cm

28.04.2023 Blog

The space on my canvas is like a construction kit. You can “put the kit together” if you don’t do it on one level, but if you fall into the multidimensional space of yourself (if, of course, there is a space to “fall” into): if you stop thinking in rational terms.  For me, it is also important that when the viewer looks at my canvas, they feel that the canvas is also looking back at them.

Scold's bridle // acrylic on canvas, 200x100cm

Scold’s bridle // acrylic on canvas, 200x100cm

20.04.2023 Blog

Scold’s bridle – a mask of shame. Iron bars woven into a «cage». This device was used in the Middle Ages and Modern times in Europe, it was put on a woman as punishment for excessive talkativeness, swearing, arguments. Sometimes such masks had a metal gag that would wound the tongue when attempting to speak. But in most cases there was none, for the main aspect of punishment was the publicity of denunciation, shame. Such a mask might, for example,Read next

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