The Radiance of the Galactic Petal Print

I began drawing at the age of 12. At the time, it was hard for me to realize that it would not just be a hobby, but the foundation of my entire life. Art became something deeper for me — a way to understand the world and myself. However, I chose not the path of an artist, but a physical-mathematical education. Immersing myself in the exact sciences opened new horizons. For twenty years, I explored the microcosm, striving to unravel its mysteries. Mathematics and physics allowed me to see patterns that might have eluded me without preparation. I was fascinated by the intricate structures, and in these vast microscopic spaces, I saw an amazing harmony that became my inspiration. But gradually, I came to realize that despite the beauty and coherence of scientific concepts, I could not avoid returning to my initial passion — art. Inspired by my study of the microcosm, I decided to seek in my creativity not just forms, but images that could not be preconceived. I strive to create something that emerges in the process of work, not adhering to a pre-determined concept. These forms, these images, are the result of the very interaction with reality, awakening it from non-existence, as if I were helping the universe become what it is. Today, my works are a journey to see unimaginable, invisible forms and structures that can only exist in their unique manifestation. Creativity has become for me the embodiment of the idea that art should not be subordinated to rational calculation, but rather, the artist helps reality open new levels. Reality, in turn, becomes that which finds form and meaning through my art.