About

Statement

My practice is interdisciplinary, centered on themes of fragility, hope, and delicate separateness. I am drawn to how familiar silhouettes can take on a new logic, transforming the everyday into an accessible source of vitality—something I feel an urge to share. A sack left in the middle of a street, for instance, ceases to be just a bag if one looks close enough.

Currently, ceramic sculpture lies at the core of most of my work. Three-dimensionality is the common ground shared by sculpture and human beings, and it is precisely this quality that opens a path to empathy. Working with material grounds me: it brings focus to what truly matters and offers shelter behind its tangible objectivity. This search never stops—it has become a way of life. It is exhilarating, gives meaning to my days, and simply allows me to be.

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Works are held in private collections in Russia and abroad, as well as in the collection of the Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve, the Ceramic Art Avenue Art Gallery, Jingdezhen, China, Yanggu Porcelain Museum, Republic of Korea. Member of the Moscow Union of Artists.