Metamorphosis in Flight” is a sculptural painting — a butterfly seemingly emerging from the confines of the canvas. The work hovers between sculpture and painting, between presence and illusion.

Sculpy

this collection includes all cities and countries where I have visited or dream to visit! dreams and desires! everything in this world is abstract

CITIES AND COUNTRIES

"Dom Pérignon Collection"

The "Dom Pérignon" collection captures the essence of luxury, refinement, and celebration. Through a series of vibrant and sophisticated paintings, each piece reflects the elegance and exclusivity of the renowned champagne. The collection evokes the timeless allure of Dom Pérignon, combining elements of opulence and artistry. The paintings feature rich, vibrant colors, abstract interpretations, and refined brushwork, all designed to complement the essence of this elite drink. A fusion of modern style with classic elegance, these works celebrate not only the craftsmanship of Dom Pérignon but also the elevated moments and experiences it represents.

DOM PERIGNON

collection of butterflies!  amazing collection!

BUTTERFLY

ArtFLOWER COLLECTION! SPRING SUMMER 2021 Flower collection created in the unique style of the artist HELEN SHE
Some of the paintings will be presented at the autumn exhibition in Italy!

FLOWER COLLECTION! SPRING SUMMER

SCULPTURE

Space woman is about space inside us! This is about the state of feminine energy! Any woman creates her own space! This is grace and flight! Sexuality and at the same time a virgin origin! Exquisite female figure! Cosmic forms!

SPACE GIRL

.11.2015
Participation in the international exhibition as co-author of the work of Boris Shestakov "Beauty".

Interpretation: the best (2009–2014)

Display of selected works in the framework of the annual Russian-American photo project “Interpretation” at the Hermitage Youth Center.

Thirty best works by students of the Creative Photography section of the Hermitage Youth Center and the Parsons School of Design in New York who participated in the Interpretation program from 2009 to 2014 were presented on November 6 in the halls of the Hermitage Youth Center in the General Staff Building.


Helen She