I was born and raised in the Far East of Russia, on the coast of the Pacific Ocean. My earliest visual inspiration came entirely from nature — volcanic black sand, mountains, snow, wild grasses, and the raw energy of the ocean. Later, after moving to Saint Petersburg, the cultural heart of Russia, I developed my aesthetic through architecture, museums, design, and travels across Europe.
In Saint Petersburg, I worked as an interior designer collaborating with minimalist Italian furniture brands. I became deeply inspired by the idea of bringing calm and clarity into the fast rhythm of modern urban life through minimalism, natural textures, and the philosophy of wabi-sabi.
After moving to Georgia in the United States, I finally brought these ideas into my own artistic practice. My collections combine minimalist design with textures inspired by waves, sand, and mountain landscapes. I strive to create artworks that gently shape the atmosphere of a space — bringing harmony, calmness, and a sense of quiet clarity without overpowering the interior.