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RIBA Competition 2021

GINGERBREAD CITY

'Inclusive Design' Ukraine 2020 Winner

ART PAGE ON INSTAGRAM

…only once! I wish I painted more paintings in this sea series🌊
Let me know if I should paint more in the commments🤓
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…only once! I wish I painted more paintings in this sea series🌊
Let me know if I should paint more in the commments🤓
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#art #artwork #photoshoot #sketch #painting #digitalart #draw #arte #creative #artistsoninstagram #ink #instaart #sketchbook #artoftheday #contemporaryart #paint #fanart #artofvisuals #artsy

follow to see the progress🎨 new commission coming up nicely👀

follow to see the progress🎨 new commission coming up nicely👀

a lunch break in Siena🍊

a little medieval town to instantly capture my heart

a lunch break in Siena🍊

a little medieval town to instantly capture my heart

‘Down the memory lane’ 🎞⌛️

A portrait of my great-grandmother as I last remember her from my early childhood. It is a part of an art series exploring the identity of oneself and how it is impacted by the living and inanimate.

Words in the background are associations, little connections which our brain holds onto, to keep important memories alive in our imagination. Here, a Ukrainian poem was chosen - ‘Zapovit’ by Taras Shevchenko, which was his final testament to his beloved Ukraine.

Sometimes, people who we might not even remember can shape our characters from the day one. This series of reinterpretation of identity explores how humans are influenced by their closest connections - their families

‘Down the memory lane’ 🎞⌛️

A portrait of my great-grandmother as I last remember her from my early childhood. It is a part of an art series exploring the identity of oneself and how it is impacted by the living and inanimate.

Words in the background are associations, little connections which our brain holds onto, to keep important memories alive in our imagination. Here, a Ukrainian poem was chosen - ‘Zapovit’ by Taras Shevchenko, which was his final testament to his beloved Ukraine.

Sometimes, people who we might not even remember can shape our characters from the day one. This series of reinterpretation of identity explores how humans are influenced by their closest connections - their families

little process for you

little process for you

‘Hidden in the mountains’ ⛰ Swipe to see the process👀

‘Hidden in the mountains’ ⛰ Swipe to see the process👀

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PHOTOGRAPHY PAGE ON INSTAGRAM

from a film roll that I forgot about.
Budapest, December 2019

from a film roll that I forgot about.
Budapest, December 2019

from a film roll that I forgot about.
Prague, December 2019

from a film roll that I forgot about.
Prague, December 2019

from a film roll that I forgot about.
Brugge, July 2019

from a film roll that I forgot about.
Brugge, July 2019

last one in this experimentation series // for @the_tatovi

last one in this experimentation series // for @the_tatovi

playing with forms // for @the_tatovi

playing with forms // for @the_tatovi

‘pieces’

‘pieces’

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