Long Term Diary, 2018- ongoing
The genre of still life is by no means a modern invention. At all times, people paid attention to objects and their combinations. In ancient Egypt and Greece, these were secondary images; during the Renaissance, they grew into full-fledged works which were created as objects of admiration. Nowadays, the genre is closely associated with marketing and has received widespread advertising. But it never ceased to be art.
I like to change the original context into which the subject is written by its creator. I like to create live stories, portraits of emotions using material that has no voice. I like to change people's attitudes towards everyday objects. To give the opportunity to pay attention to household things, which we often neglect in the conditions of their abundance. To take a wider look at the surrounding reality. Every time I forget about function, observing properties, as if I do not know the original purpose. I immerse myself in the game of light, color and form. And this game is exactly what I am looking for. Every time I invent a new composition, I feel like reinventing myself.