In my art I explore the changes that an individual undergoes throughout their life both physically and spiritually. Every series of my works has a certain connection to my personal experience and tries to answer a broad set of questions, which are familiar to anyone: What am I doing here? Who am I right now? Who do I want to be when I grow up? How do I know that I did?

The theme of finding one's place in the world is central to my art, as I am convinced that every person is the main character in that person's life. Precisely in this search many people experience loneliness. In my works I try to create a sense of understanding and warmth so that a person feels not lonely in their journey.

At the moment, one can see 2 distinct periods in my works.

The first one is that of the “Rebel” sculpture series, which tells the story of girls’ coming of age, a process entailing physical as well as mental transformations: from pouty little “Bubochka” and tomboyish “Peppy” to the pensive juvenescent “Warrior”. None of the characters occurred here at random, as they reflect their own story of becoming. The name too points at the inner bravery so much needed at every stage of this process, where the choice is only yours.

The second is the “Hoduns” series that is still under way. Its message is that of opposition to the sameness of the crowd and soulless seriousness of the modern grey metropolis. All of its characters have similar, faceless shape, just as the masses of people moving around a busy city. However, with each step, my “Hoduns” overcome the gloom and remember that once they used to know how to dream and find naïve joy in even the simplest things by inventing their own worlds where comfort comes first. Where the main character is you.