Spring Drawing

I was born and raised in the small provincial town of Vladimir in Russia, I went to the most ordinary school and, like most children, also went to different sections and circles. For the last ten years I have dedicated myself to finding my artistic voice. After graduating from art school in 2021, he began working long and hard to develop his style. I tried different techniques and materials, studied graphic design, oil painting and different styles from realistic to abstract. During this time, I also took the opportunity to improve my art education at the Suzdal Art College, studying with outstanding teachers from 2021 to 2022, due to circumstances I had to interrupt my studies and radically change my environment, moving to another country. I currently dedicate myself to digital art and oil painting, preferring abstract, ethno-modern and realistic styles. I also delved into intriguing topics such as artificial intelligence, web design and branding. Central to my artistic vision is the theme of time as the main link between the past and the present. I try to convey these deep connections through my work, capturing the essence of how our shared history and memory influence and shape the world we live in today. In 2023, my main goal is to further develop and refine my artistic style while effectively sharing it with a wider audience. I am constantly adding new elements to my work, cultivating a distinct aesthetic without being afraid to experiment. My commitment and commitment to excellence makes me strive to present my unique artistic style to the world. Through careful planning and execution, I strive to effectively convey the essence of my creative vision, positioning myself as a prominent figure in the art community and beyond. In the fall of 2022, due to the war, I moved to Portugal and partly began to build a lot anew, build a new social circle and get used to the new environment, and this change of scenery helped my style and its concept, helped to take stock and put an end to many open questions, we can say that this was to some extent a turning point both for me personally and for my work