
Artist — Odesa|Toulouse
Painting · Ukraine
Artist's Statement My work is an associative analogy in which I connect time, feelings, and thoughts, transforming them into symbols and images. The reinterpretation of everyday objects, the exploration of memory, and cultural associations place my work within the legacy of Surrealism. The pursuit of a new reality lies in amplifying what already exists. The themes of my work explore the depths of the unconscious and are closely tied to social and mythological connotations. By touching on the multilayered nature of feelings—memory, death, and birth as a life system—I engage with people where they interact across multiple dimensions. The image, like a high-voltage device, brings a person closer to the familiar unknown, to that which eludes us yet remains mysterious—to that existential tremor we experience before the multidimensional essence of being. It is precisely through this gesture that the symbolic fabric—always unstable and in flux—takes shape, capable of imparting vitality and tension to life itself. * * * * * * At the moment, I am in the process of renewing my artistic method and rethinking myself through new media—sculpture, texts, video…
1992-1997, Artist's Statement My work is an associative analogy in which I connect time, feelings, and thoughts, transforming them into symbols and images. The reinterpretation of everyday objects, the exploration of memory, and cultural associations place my work within the legacy of Surrealism. The pursuit of a new reality lies in amplifying what already exists. The themes of my work explore the depths of the unconscious and are closely tied to social and mythological connotations. By touching on the multilayered nature of feelings—memory, death, and birth as a life system—I engage with people where they interact across multiple dimensions. The image, like a high-voltage device, brings a person closer to the familiar unknown, to that which eludes us yet remains mysterious—to that existential tremor we experience before the multidimensional essence of being. It is precisely through this gesture that the symbolic fabric—always unstable and in flux—takes shape, capable of imparting vitality and tension to life itself. * * * * * * At the moment, I am in the process of renewing my artistic method and rethinking myself through new media—sculpture, texts, video… Toulouse Art university, painting department Donetsk, Ukraine