The boy with the peacock Sculpture

I draw and sculpt during all my life, without these things I cannot imagine it. I admire the beauty of life, exactly people and animals, from the bottom of my heart. In my artworks I usually appeal to philosophical and eternal topics, that is close to most of all people. The topics like maternity, sport, and music, the life path is looking easy for the first time, but are relevant for thousands of years, and I show my point of view and plastic interpretation of them. The creation of a dialogue of classic themes and modernity also is one of my goals in art. I believe that the meaning of life is in creation, in careful and thoughtful observation of the world around us and unity with it. These feelings I often try to convey in my artworks. Sometimes my work has a story, personal deep experiences that are inextricably linked with my work. But at the same time, I believe that a personal reading of the work by the viewer, the impressions and sensations that he will receive, self-aware of what he sees is more valuable than reading any annotations. Plasticity of large forms and the feeling that the work elusively carries are the most important things in art, in my opinion. I want my works to be minimalistic in their shape, so I remove all unnecessary leaving the most important things. I also believe that beauty is in simplicity - the simplicity of shape and simplicity of meaning. I usually use natural materials, like marble, bronze, wood, metal. I feel that material helps me in my work and sometimes tells me the right way.