"Heavenly threads". Right side of the diptych. From the cycle "Threads: fate, life and time". Painting on silk, embroidery, collage

"Threads of the Earth" 2022. Left side of the diptych. From the cycle "Threads: fate, life and time". Painting on silk, embroidery, collage

The heart is like glass, so fragile. And if something happens around, if you handle it carelessly, it can break.

composition made in mixed media, where I use wet felting wool embroidery

If you constantly build boundaries for yourself. That you will find yourself Not noticeable in the cells. Let's parse break the standard boundary.

Each person has his own way, his own path on the road of life. Very often the fates of people develop in such a way that they are not able to change the direction and course of their life events. Other lives also run parallel and their paths - roads do not intersect. I created this work thinking that if you wrap yourself in a veil, you can see that the paths of contact change their direction: they touch and embrace, which means that you can change your destiny.

God created the world. First he separated light from darkness, order from chaos. God created the earth on the earth and spread out the firmament of heaven over it The streams of water poured from the sky to the earth in the form of rain. They formed rivers and seas. Without water there would be no life on earth as we know it. G-d created the World, at first, separating light from darkness and order from chaos. This marked the birth of Peace, the beginning of Harmony.

Through time, trees were chosen by artists as objects of special symbolism. I see trees like living beings. Each and every tree for me is the Tree of Life. You can climb a tree, hug its trunk, put your head on, and the branches will embrace you, making you feel the life-giving energy of nature. Under the trees you will find life-saving shade and shelter from the rain. Trees give us fruits to eat. And how many houses that served as a shelter for people were built over the millennia of human existence! And how much forests have been cut down for this and for other purposes! Now it is our time to pay off our debts to nature, as we are more careful to the trees. We plant trees, grow parks and forests, turning the emptiness into living and prospering nature.

G-d created the World, at first, separating light from darkness and order from chaos. Then G-d created the land and spread over it a blue heavenly vault. And streams of water poured from Heaven to Earth in the form of rain. They formed the multitude of rivers and seas. Without Water, Life on Earth would not exist.

"Blue Veil of Heaven" is the name of one of my works presented at this exhibition. We are the children of Mother Nature and are an integral part of her. Heaven envelope us covering the Earth. It is our protective dome cover against all sorts of threats from space and for maintaining a comfortable temperature at the Earth's surface. The blue color of the sky is created by the interaction of Earth's atmosphere and sunlight which is scattered in all directions by all the gases and particles in the air. Blue light is scattered more than the other colors of the entire rainbow spectrum of the sun because it travels as shorter waves.

Fire is an element of nature. But it also lives in a person. It brings multitude of benefits. But it also can be a destructive force, both in nature and in man himself.

Like the trees grow and sustain existence from their roots, humans need them too. Time and again, people leave behind their home seeking for new lands. Eventually some find desirable place and plant their roots.

Like the trees grow and sustain existence from their roots, humans need them too. Time and again, people leave behind their home seeking for new lands. Some, once left everything behind, lose themselves on the path to the extinction.

Like the trees grow and sustain existence from their roots, humans need them too. Time and again, people leave behind their home seeking for new lands. Eventually some find desirable place and plant their roots. Others, once left everything behind, lose themselves on the path to the extinction.

When we look at rust, it may give us a sense of beauty. Indeed, isn’t rust beautiful? Well, its beauty is a visual illusion. In fact, rust is a process of decay, and ultimately death.

When we look at rust, it may give us a sense of beauty. Indeed, isn’t rust beautiful? Well, its beauty is a visual illusion. In fact, rust is a process of decay, and ultimately death.

When we look at rust, it may give us a sense of beauty. Indeed, isn’t rust beautiful? Well, its beauty is a visual illusion. In fact, rust is a process of decay, and ultimately death.

When we look at rust, it may give us a sense of beauty. Indeed, isn’t rust beautiful? Well, its beauty is a visual illusion. In fact, rust is a process of decay, and ultimately death.

The conflict between good and evil forms the foundation of most plots in world literature and folklore, manifesting itself in works of all art forms. It is the eternal struggle between two poles of human existence. The understanding of good and evil, the definition of boundaries between them, is part of every human destiny. I, too, attempt to express the concept of good and evil in my new series of works. "White, Red, Black" – this is the name of my cycle. This triad is an archetype of human society. White is always associated with good, with everything that serves to preserve and develop life: light, hope, the future, happiness, optimism, peace. Black is associated with evil, with everything that hinders or destroys life: war, chaos, disease, death, destruction, suffering, darkness.Red is blood and power. A force that can bring good and life. A force that can also be evil, bringing death. But who will win this battle?! My works in this series are created using a mixed textile technique, combining collage, embroidery, silk painting, and wet wool felting.

The conflict between good and evil forms the foundation of most plots in world literature and folklore, manifesting itself in works of all art forms. It is the eternal struggle between two poles of human existence. The understanding of good and evil, the definition of boundaries between them, is part of every human destiny. I, too, attempt to express the concept of good and evil in my new series of works. "White, Red, Black" – this is the name of my cycle. This triad is an archetype of human society. White is always associated with good, with everything that serves to preserve and develop life: light, hope, the future, happiness, optimism, peace. Black is associated with evil, with everything that hinders or destroys life: war, chaos, disease, death, destruction, suffering, darkness. Red is blood and power. A force that can bring good and life. A force that can also be evil, bringing death. But who will win this battle?! My works in this series are created using a mixed textile technique, combining collage, embroidery, silk painting, and wet wool felting.

The conflict between good and evil forms the foundation of most plots in world literature and folklore, manifesting itself in works of all art forms. It is the eternal struggle between two poles of human existence. The understanding of good and evil, the definition of boundaries between them, is part of every human destiny. I, too, attempt to express the concept of good and evil in my new series of works. "White, Red, Black" – this is the name of my cycle. This triad is an archetype of human society. White is always associated with good, with everything that serves to preserve and develop life: light, hope, the future, happiness, optimism, peace. Black is associated with evil, with everything that hinders or destroys life: war, chaos, disease, death, destruction, suffering, darkness. Red is blood and power. A force that can bring good and life. A force that can also be evil, bringing death. But who will win this battle?! My works in this series are created using a mixed textile technique, combining collage, embroidery, silk painting, and wet wool felting.

The conflict between good and evil forms the foundation of most plots in world literature and folklore, manifesting itself in works of all art forms. It is the eternal struggle between two poles of human existence. The understanding of good and evil, the definition of boundaries between them, is part of every human destiny. I, too, attempt to express the concept of good and evil in my new series of works. "White, Red, Black" – this is the name of my cycle. This triad is an archetype of human society. White is always associated with good, with everything that serves to preserve and develop life: light, hope, the future, happiness, optimism, peace. Black is associated with evil, with everything that hinders or destroys life: war, chaos, disease, death, destruction, suffering, darkness. Red is blood and power. A force that can bring good and life. A force that can also be evil, bringing death. But who will win this battle?! My works in this series are created using a mixed textile technique, combining collage, embroidery, silk painting, and wet wool felting.