ЗD ACRIL
Texture paste allows me to work with relief — to create a surface that breathes and catches the light.
I love how it responds to touch — how shapes, cracks, and traces appear beneath my fingers, like imprints of time itself.
There is something deeply human in this materiality — the urge to feel, to leave a mark, to bring the surface to life.
I use paste not only as a foundation but as its own language — it holds movement, strength, and silence.
Sometimes I let it speak louder than color. Within its layers, memory emerges — of gesture, of presence, of the passing moment.
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Texture paste, acrylic, crystal polish, wood
Dragons wings
Texture paste, acrylic, wood
ACRIL
For me, acrylic is the “golden middle” — a harmony between oil and watercolor inks. It holds the strength of both, yet grants complete freedom.
With acrylic, I can focus not on preparing the paint, but on the image itself — on the breath of a line, on the pulse of movement.
This medium allows me to express energy and emotion, to capture a fleeting mood, to define the world as I feel it.
With acrylic, I can focus not on preparing the paint, but on the image itself — on the breath of a line, on the pulse of movement.
This medium allows me to express energy and emotion, to capture a fleeting mood, to define the world as I feel it.
It lives in the rhythm of the moment — swift, deliberate, and sincere.
Acrylic, cardboard canvas
Texture paste, acrylic, crystal polish, wood
The roosters
Acrylic, canvas
The roosters
Acrylic, canvas
Mixed media
Mixed media, for me, is freedom.
I combine different materials to find that single point of harmony where they begin to resonate together.
Paper, acrylic, watercolor inks, graphite, fragments of collage — all become part of one breath.
I love when the material resists, when unexpected combinations create new meanings.
Within this layering, the rhythm of my inner world reveals itself — quiet, shifting, sincere.
I combine different materials to find that single point of harmony where they begin to resonate together.
Paper, acrylic, watercolor inks, graphite, fragments of collage — all become part of one breath.
I love when the material resists, when unexpected combinations create new meanings.
Within this layering, the rhythm of my inner world reveals itself — quiet, shifting, sincere.
Each work is a search for balance between control and intuition, between chaos and form.
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, sketchbook paper, epoxy resin, wood
Watercolor ink, acrylic, paper
Watercolor ink, acrylic, permanent marker, paper
Watercolor ink, acrylic, paper
Acrylic, paper
Acrylic, paper
Sketchbook
My sketchbook is a space of living exploration. Here I draw, cut, glue, and bring together what doesn’t seem to belong.
It holds the breath of the day — fragments of thought, accidental lines, pieces of paper that suddenly find meaning.
I don’t seek completion here; what matters is the process — the movement of the hand, intuition, the fleeting moment.
Collages emerge as naturally as sketches — born from the desire to preserve a trace,
to touch memory, to assemble my own world from scattered fragments.
It holds the breath of the day — fragments of thought, accidental lines, pieces of paper that suddenly find meaning.
I don’t seek completion here; what matters is the process — the movement of the hand, intuition, the fleeting moment.
Collages emerge as naturally as sketches — born from the desire to preserve a trace,
to touch memory, to assemble my own world from scattered fragments.
It is my inner diary — honest, alive, and constantly evolving.
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, collage, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, paper
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, ink, oil pastel, tracing paper
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, collage, sketchbooks
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, paper
Watercolor ink, ink, watercolor paper
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, collage, watercolor paper
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, collage, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, paper
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, collage, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, stamps, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, stamps, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, stamps, paper
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, sramps, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, sketchbook
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, sketchbook
Watercolour ink
Watercolor inks are deeply responsive to my temperament — to the rhythm of my hand and the movement of my inner spirit.
Each stroke becomes a reflection of my state of mind, revealing a subtle dialogue between intention and chance.
Through this dialogue, I explore not only the material but also myself. The essence of the technique lies in balance — between energy and restraint, clarity and emotion. It demands a high level of focus, self-discipline, and a sensitive awareness of water, pigment, and paper.
For me, watercolor inks are not just a medium, but a living substance — delicate, unpredictable, and endlessly alive
Italian series
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, canvas
Little forest
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, canvas
Marine
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, cardboard canvas
Watercolour ink
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, canvas
SEA Creatures and Where to Find Them
Watercolor ink, oil pastel, permanent marker, cardboard canvas