Scientific graphs are truly abstract art. Fig. 2.3. Painting

Since 2004, I have been working as a contemporary artist (self-taught). In the 2000s and 2010s, I participated in many group exhibitions, including the Central Asian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale. Two solo exhibitions. In the 2000s, when digital technologies were new, I was fascinated by their capabilities. But in today's AI world I began to be attracted to media that contain a trace of the hand: painting, monoprinting, collage. I especially like monoprinting with plastic sheeting. Such prints are absolutely unique and unrepeatable, because there is an element of randomness in the resulting image. I also like to print with a gel plate, which I made myself. As for the subject matter of my works, I have always been attracted to the theme of the spirit of the times. I am also interested in the complex relationship between nature and culture. I am a psychologist by education (Master of Psychology), and my dissertation was devoted to the psychology of contacts with nature. I am slowly writing a book on this topic and creating some of my visual works in unison with this book.