Napoleon in Egypt. 1800. #1 Mango colors Painting

I choose materials and images for my works that allow the viewer to have a sensory experience and ignite the imagination. For the installation were used fabrics tactilely resemble the dolphin skin and the ocean sound as a soundtrack. I create surreal watercolors through a visual search for a finished plot in basic abstract watercolor drawing. When you look closely at abstraction, many images appear. Task: choose catchy ones. I do many abstractions. This is my image library. I transfer the captured image to separate sheet of paper. I like to create a dialogue of 2 colors, playing with shades in my artwork. Plots that I find are mostly the fruit of my understanding of the literature I love: fairy tales, history, fiction and poetry. Also, “raw material” for the plot can be strong impressions of surrounding world, such as diving to all the deepest depths of the ocean by a man. My heroes are flexible and even fluid. They play with space and time. The beginning of my art way was a spinal injury and a slowdown in life. My doctor recommended me to draw and look into myself for recovery support. I had an insight. I began to perceive the challenge as a chance to explore my personality and create in my mind those physical possibilities that I want. Reality has begun to change.