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Botanical dreams
2025
The Limits of subjective reality
2024
The familiar principle
2024
A silent mutation of light, 2026
This series is about places where the fabric of the world becomes thin. Where familiar objects cease to be things and begin to be conduits. Here, plants don't grow—they manifest. Fruit doesn't lie—it preserves. Flowers don't fade—they pass on. Yellow light isn't a backdrop, but a radiance of a different density. Purple forms aren't shadows, but traces of a presence. Mushrooms emerge as guardians of boundaries, as silent witnesses to a dream that lasts longer than night. In these works, reality isn't destroyed—it reveals its inner side. Matter becomes a skin, beneath which another space pulsates.
The yellow background suggests not space, but a state—a dense, almost material radiance. The purple stem in the green pot seems fragile yet stubborn: it stretches upward, as if holding the boundary between inner and outer. The pot is an illusion of stability, a support that doesn't actually guarantee protection. The plant is a dream antenna, sprouting into reality. The work is about the attempt to maintain form in a world where light blurs contours.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,8'')
Signed on the front and back by the artist. Stretched and ready to hang. A certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist will be included in the package.
A lemon lies surrounded by purple mushrooms—like a heart among silent witnesses. The mushrooms neither threaten nor protect: they arise like thoughts, like recurring dreams. The fruit is a symbol of wholeness, of a closed inner life. But its surface already enters into a dialogue with space—it seems to begin to dissolve within it. This is a work about the boundary between the physical and the imaginary. About the moment when an object becomes a vision.
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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The vertical purple forms resemble trunks, shadows, or folds of space. Delicate yellow flowers seem suspended between blossoming and disappearance. There is almost no solid ground here—only a fluid medium in which everything becomes a memory of form. The stems are like vessels of time. The work speaks of the fragility of presence. Of a state when the world is no longer an object, but a sensation.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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A huge flower opens like a living flame frozen in the moment of breathing. Its sharp pink petals are not delicate—they cut through space, dissecting familiar perspective. It doesn't grow from the earth—it emerges. Like a sign, like a warning, like an open wound of light. The flower becomes a threshold creature: it cannot be touched without being changed. It guards the boundary between form and decay, between beauty and anxiety.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
Signed on the front and back by the artist. Stretched and ready to hang. A certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist will be included in the package.
Field of (un)reality, 2026
In this series there is a quiet revolution of light. The black background recedes, giving way to the complicated, breathy shadows of the sky, fog and sun-drenched fields. However, the key themes - border, transition, fading - don't disappear, but are transformed.
If before they were studied through the prism of darkness and clear contour, now - through the prism of scattered light and transparency. Death here is not a moment, but the process of disappearance, dissolution in light. Reality loses its firm borders, becoming a psychological landscape.
The space is devoid of a specific time or place. The red ground and the cold sky exist as boundaries of a dream, between which only one fragile object remains — a chair. It seems to bear witness to someone’s absence, a reminder of a person who was or could have been here. The painting speaks of the thin boundary between reality and dreaming, of loneliness as a state of silence, and of the fragility of presence in the world.
Acrylic on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,8'')
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On the border of sleep and reality, the sky loses its stability. The cloud, the usual symbol of lightness and transience, suddenly acquires a fish tail - a sign of depth, memory and subconscious.
This painting isn't explained, but felt as a moment of awakening when logic has not yet returned and the world remains fragile and fluid. The work explores the volatility of reality, the vulnerability of perception and that short state in which the impossible seems natural.
Acrylic on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,8'')
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The stalk lines are thin and unstable, like a memory of sleep, and the color palette oscillates between cold quietness and warm, worrisome light. The forms seem to want to take root in reality, but they remain dependent on sight - if you remove it, they will disappear.
The work speaks of the fragility of the inner world, how easily the boundaries of perception are shifted, and how dream and reality do not oppose each other, but exist simultaneously, intertwining in one moment of silence.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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On pink sand, beyond time and coordinates, rests a gigantic shell — a fragile vessel of dreams. From its body emerge rabbit ears, symbols of anxious sensitivity and vulnerable attentiveness to a world where reality has not yet decided what it wants to be. Clouds no longer obey the sky; they drift outward from within, like thoughts escaping the subconscious. The clear blue sky offers no comfort — it only emphasizes the illusory nature of what is unfolding.
Acrylic on canvas, 70*70 cm (27,6''*27,6'')
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A cloud, devoid of weight and stable form, becomes the bearer of a mask — a symbol of recognition and concealment at once. The rabbit mask does not belong to a body; it seems to surface from a dream, from an in-between state where image and sensation blur. The painting speaks of the boundaries of perception — of that moment when we are no longer certain whether we are witnessing something real or already moving within a dream. Fragility here is not weakness, but instability of form: everything may dissolve, transform, lose its contours. This is a space of quiet and doubt, where identity is temporary and reality gently oscillates, refusing a definitive answer.
Acrylic on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,8'')
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The rabbit, traditionally a guide between worlds and through time, is not separated from nature here but grows out of it, becoming part of a fragile, almost translucent space. The pastel pink and lilac tones create the sensation of a dream in which everything feels soft, yet unstable.
The painting speaks of the boundaries of reality — thin, shifting, and easily disturbed. Of that moment when consciousness has not yet awakened but is already sensing. A state of delicate vigilance, where beauty exists only as long as one does not try to hold onto it.
Acrylic on canvas, 50*60 cm (19,7''*23,6'')
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In the tall grass, at the boundary between the visible and the hidden, lies a fragment of a red ribbon — a sign of someone’s recent presence, now separated from its owner. It appears as if it has slipped out of a dream, caught between worlds, where objects retain memory but lose their context.
The red color becomes the sole point of tension within a cool, almost dissolving space. It symbolizes a fragile thread between reality and dreaming, between what once was and what can no longer be recovered. The grass both conceals and protects this trace, transforming it into a silent symbol of loss and vulnerability.
Acrylic on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,8'')
Signed on the front and back by the artist. Stretched and ready to hang. A certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist will be included in the package.
A chair, devoid of a human presence, floats among the clouds — a place of waiting or a trace of someone who has just left. From its seat emerge rabbit ears, a symbol of heightened perception, alertness, and vulnerability — a state suspended between listening and the instinct to flee.
The clouds do not conceal here; they dissolve boundaries: between dream and waking, inner and outer, the real and the imagined. The chair — a familiar, stable object — loses its function and becomes a portal into a dream space where forms are soft and meanings remain unstable.
Acrylic on canvas, 50*70 cm (19,7''*27,6'')
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A thorny plant grows out of an airy cloud — defying logic and gravity, defying the expectation of softness. It is not rooted in soil; its support is unstable and almost illusory. The cloud becomes a boundary of perception: a dream space where the impossible is temporarily allowed.
The sharp, defensive form of the plant contrasts with its fragile environment, turning into a metaphor for the mind’s protective response. Where there is no solid ground, the need for edges arises — as a way to hold shape, to avoid disappearance, to resist dissolution.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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Botanical dreams, 2025
Description of the hybrid states between plant and human, reality and dream. The works visualize the fragility of memories through the metaphors of fading nature, as well as the boundaries of reality- through surreal mutations of forms.
This isn't a mere depiction of nature, but a gateway to a world where reality meets imagination, and fear mingles with wonder.
The Dark Forest isn't just a place, it's a feeling - a tangible emotion that resonates in every heart that yearns for adventure and the thrill of the unknown.
Acrylic on canvas, 50*60 cm (19,7''*23,6'')
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The medium around the flower creates a sensation of drift between states of wakefulness and deep inner immersion: here the plant is not only alive, but also thinking, it is a symbol of inner dialogue, an aspiration to grow through one’s own fears and shadows. The soft color flares underline the volatility of the form, hinting at the variability of dreams, where objects are transformed, reflecting emotional impulses.
Acrylic on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,7'')
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The plot of the work is immersed in surreal darkness, where the usual logic dissolves. It’s a space where the imagination creates its own species, its own laws of growth and decay. The painting shows not a plant, but a state - the moment when the dream begins to materialize, but has not yet taken its final form.
Acrylic on canvas, 35*45 cm (13,8''*17,7'') Signed on the front and back by the artist. Stretched and ready to hang. A certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist will be included in the package.
The painting combines biological images with psychological symbolism: here growth begins not outside, but inside, in silence, where dreams become a warm ground for future sprouting.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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In the hazy, atmospheric realm between dream and wakefulness, a singular, impossible plant emerges from cracked soil. The background dissolves into ethereal layers of mist and memory, where subtle, ghostly impressions of other botanical forms linger. This is a portrait of symbiotic mystery—the Raven, a keeper of dream-lore, communing with the Sentient Flora, a living vessel of slumbering knowledge, together weaving the delicate fabric of botanical mysticism.
Acrylic on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,8'') Signed on the front and back by the artist. Stretched and ready to hang. A certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist will be included in the package.
The painting immerses the viewer in a nighttime forest, where darkness is not empty but filled with memory. Vertical strokes resemble tree trunks or a curtain of rain through which vague images appear. In the depths, there is a light, almost skeletal silhouette, resembling a skull with horns, like a sign of an ancient presence or the spirit of the forest. It does not frighten directly, but observes, remains silent, merges with the space. Cold blue and gray tones create a sense of silence, uneasy calm, and a fine line between the living and the departed. This painting is about how the forest remembers more than it seems, and sometimes allows those who look long enough to see it.
Acrylic on canvas, 35*45 cm (13,8''*17,7'')
Signed on the front and back by the artist. Stretched and ready to hang. A certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist will be included in the package.
In a dark, melancholic forest, familiar forms lose their stability. A table, plants, and white rabbits exist within a shared dreamlike field, where objects of human order and living beings gradually dissolve into their surroundings. The rabbits appear as fragments of presence rather than complete figures, as if attention can no longer hold their shape. The painting explores a state in which perception becomes too gentle to maintain the boundaries between self, dream, and the external world, offering an experience of quiet, almost imperceptible dissolution of reality.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
Signed on the front and back by the artist. Stretched and ready to hang. A certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist will be included in the package.
Against a dark, almost timeless background, cold blue flowers emerge—like thoughts arising at the moment when reality begins to dissolve. Their petals stretch and curl, resembling fragments of dreams that are losing their definite shapes. On the right, a translucent figure appears, suggesting a human presence yet lacking clear boundaries: it is woven from lines that resemble neural impulses or the roots of memory. The painting conveys a liminal state—the moment when consciousness still holds onto the real world while sleep is already seeping in, intertwining images, sensations, and silence. There is no sharp transition here: reality and dream coexist, gently flowing into one another and forming a fragile space of inner experience.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
Signed on the front and back by the artist. Stretched and ready to hang. A certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist will be included in the package.
This work is like a frozen dream in which the clear boundaries between reality and the inner landscape of consciousness disappear. The cold blue forest resembles a dream space: the trees are bare of leaves, resembling vessels of memory or nerve endings sprouting in the darkness. Their branches do not reach for the light, but inward—toward experiences, toward silence.
In the center is a warm, almost glowing vessel, like the last source of life or consciousness. Thin, fragile sprouts rise from it, bearing fruits that look like hearts or seeds of dreams. They seem vulnerable, as if on the verge of withering, but they are still connected to the source of warmth and meaning.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
Signed on the front and back by the artist. Stretched and ready to hang. A certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist will be included in the package.
The limits of subjective reality, 2024
Subjective reality posits that perception shapes our understanding of the world, suggesting that individual experiences define what is "real." This perspective faces limits, as it may lead to solipsism—where only one's own mind is sure to exist—undermining shared experiences and objective truth.
Dualism, traditionally separating mind and body, encounters challenges in explaining how these distinct realms interact. The "mind-body problem" raises questions about consciousness's nature and its effects on physical reality. This division can also hinder understanding of phenomena like emotions, which have both mental and physical components.
"The Light Inside" is a haunting exploration of the fragile veil separating consciousness from the depths of the subconscious. The canvas exists in a state of perpetual twilight, dominated by deep, velvety blues and charcoal grays that suggest both the intimacy of a bedroom and the boundless emptiness of a dreamscape.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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"Your New Face" is a penetrating, mordant study of the masks we craft and the selves we bury. The painting presents a portrait that is not one, but two—a haunting duality rendered in a palette of cold porcelain whites and subterranean blacks.
Acrylic on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')
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The perfect glass surface is both protection and barrier. It not only shields the inner world from outer chaos, but also distorts it by breaking up forms, making them faceless and safe. It is a study of voluntary or forced seclusion, where the security of the dome is inevitably accompanied by a sense of detached observation of life that flows somewhere out there, beyond comprehension.
Acrylic on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,7'') Signed on the front and back by the artist. Stretched and ready to hang. A certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist will be included in the package.
The familiar principle, 2024
Most people, when faced with a choice, usually prefer something or someone familiar rather than something new. This common cognitive distortion is called the familiarity principle. Recognition is usually accompanied by a feeling that people describe as a sense of ease, comfort, a “feeling of home.” However, this effect, which simplifies decision-making and creates a comfort zone for the individual, can have unpleasant consequences. New experiences can broaden a person's perspectives and create conditions for growth, but such experiences can be hindered by the principle of familiarity, which makes people overvalue the choices they have already made and maintain stereotypes.
"In the Crowd" is an elegy for the individual within it. It captures the specific loneliness of being surrounded by people yet feeling profoundly unseen—a single, fragile consciousness adrift in a sea of others, each carrying their own silent, invisible world. The painting asks where the self goes when it is surrounded, yet utterly alone.
Acrylic on canvas, 50*70 cm (19,7''*27,6'')
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"The Good Fortune" is a meditation on the weight of symbolism. It asks what is lost when a living thing becomes merely an omen. The painting leaves you wondering if the greatest fortune is something to be possessed, or a force that quietly possesses you, replacing your face with its own inscrutable, porcelain-perfect visage.
Acrylic on canvas, 60*60 cm (23,6''*23,6'')
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This painting is a haven. It speaks to the part of us that still knows how to find infinite worlds in a single object, and profound safety in a patch of sunlight. It’s not a memory of a specific event, but of a state of being: unburdened, secure, and intimately connected to a small, soft piece of the world. "Something from Childhood" is a quiet reminder that our past selves leave these pockets of warmth behind for us to find, like a forgotten blanket, still holding the shape of comfort.
Acrylic on canvas, 70*70 cm (27,6''*27,6'')
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The mood of the painting is solemn and peaceful. It's not a wild delight, but deep, quiet confidence. It reminds the viewer that the brightest dreams are not just fantasies, but the first, yet invisible to the world sprouts of reality. «What lies ahead?» It answers the question gently, but firmly: the light is ahead. And it's already flowing towards everyone who is ready to step from the shadow of the present into its golden glow.
Acrylic on canvas, 30*30 cm (11,8''*11,8")
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