Moon in the pines Painting

Lives and works in Moscow, Russia "I do not like harsh and unambiguous statements in my art. I want to think more about the duality and versatility of life in my works. Everything around us has two sides. What to choose and why? These are simple questions that are sometimes difficult to answer. Many problems in the world are due to opposing opinions of people, and each side considers itself to be correct. How we would like people to learn to understand each other and meet halfway. Having tried acrylic for the first time, I immediately fell in love with this material. It has genuinely incredible capabilities and helps me create bright textures on canvas and convey the character and mood of the main characters! I do many layers, and then I destroy the already dried layers of paint. It can be very emotional for me, and as a result, you can feel the mood of the work. If there is no person in the picture, then I try to reflect the melancholy of the moment so that the viewer is interested in stopping and being alone in this space. Often, I want to depict the interaction of nature and man. After all, nature reminds us of who we are and where we are from, and how "pure" we come into this world until we become overgrown with the convictions and laws of society."