"Moon echo" Painting

I have been drawing since childhood. Even during my school years, my teachers were convinced that art would be my calling. My first attempt to pursue a career in the arts came at the age of 21, but life’s path led me to literature—I became a writer and poet.
Later, aged 31–33, I returned to the visual arts, creating graphic works for book design. Over time, I developed my own artistic language, independent of academic schools and direct mentorship.
At the age of 51, I began creating large-scale works, combining various materials and techniques: wood, plywood, nails, thread, paint and canvas. In my work, I feel a kinship with the traditions of Conceptualism, Suprematism, Cubism and Abstract Art.
My work is grounded in a humanistic worldview and the philosophy of cosmopolitanism. I am interested in universal questions of human existence, the interaction between humans and nature, culture and the inner world. My creative principle is ‘realise, then create’.