acrylic, linen canvas
size 90 х 90 см

acrylic, linen canvas
size 95 х 70 см

acrylic, linen canvas
size 90 х 90 см

Unseen Pressure is about invisible emotional weight — the kind of pressure that is not openly expressed but constantly exists beneath everyday life. The work reflects a state of silent anxiety, internal tension, and the feeling of being psychologically affected by events that remain present even in moments of beauty, routine, and normality.

A quiet psychological tension hidden behind decorative beauty.

Safe Illusion is part of the *Between Realities* series.

The work explores the fragile balance between beauty, anxiety, and emotional self-protection. Decorative elements coexist with subtle tension, creating a space that appears calm at first glance while carrying an underlying sense of psychological pressure.

The closed eyes and gloves become symbols of a personal filter from the outside world — an attempt to preserve inner stability while reality continues to shift around us.

Fragile Control explores the psychological effort of maintaining inner balance when the outside world feels unstable. The work speaks about emotional self-control, restraint, and the attempt to remain composed even when certainty begins to crack. It reflects the quiet tension between vulnerability and the need to appear strong.

Fragile Control explores the psychological effort of maintaining inner balance when the outside world feels unstable. The work speaks about emotional self-control, restraint, and the attempt to remain composed even when certainty begins to crack. It reflects the quiet tension between vulnerability and the need to appear strong.

Fragile Control explores the psychological effort of maintaining inner balance when the outside world feels unstable. The work speaks about emotional self-control, restraint, and the attempt to remain composed even when certainty begins to crack. It reflects the quiet tension between vulnerability and the need to appear strong.

acrylic, linen canvas
size 90 х 70 см

acrylic, linen canvas
size 60 х 60 см

Normal Mode is about our ability to continue living an ordinary life even when reality itself stops feeling ordinary.
Everything around us can change too quickly, the familiar world can begin to crack, and yet we still wake up in the morning, make plans, meet friends, drink coffee or a cocktail, and try to notice the good things. Gradually, what once seemed impossible becomes part of everyday life.
For me, there is a little irony in this work. A woman with a cocktail, a sleeping cat, palm trees, and a beautiful city exist alongside the cracks running through the painting. As if everything were perfectly normal. Although we know it is not quite so — and the distorted proportions of the objects and figures hint at this too.
The golden cracks, inspired by the aesthetics of kintsugi, become part of this new normality. They remain visible, while life around them continues.

In Reality Mode, reality breaks into separate fragments. At first glance, it appears to show images of beautiful everyday life: the sea, architecture, a cocktail, palm trees, empty chairs, traces of leisure, and southern light. Yet the fragmented composition creates a sense of inner disruption — as if familiar life continues, but no longer comes together as a whole.
The work reflects a state in which a person tries to remain in “normal mode”: drinking a cocktail, looking at the sea, planning the day, and noticing beauty around them. At the same time, there is an underlying tension from the outside world — anxiety, anticipation, and the need to stay alert.
The square composition resembles a screen or a set of windows between which the mind constantly switches. Reality Mode is not an escape from reality, but an attempt to live within it while preserving a sense of light, space, and the future. 

acrylic, linen canvas
size 40 х 40 см

acrylic, linen canvas
size 40 х 40 см

This painting is part of the Moon Mood Series, an ongoing body of work exploring emotional states connected to the lunar cycle. Rather than illustrating zodiac signs literally, the series reflects subtle inner atmospheres and shifts in perception.

Moon Mood: Pisces evokes intuition, sensitivity, and the quiet dissolving of boundaries between reality and imagination. The central figure appears in calm contemplation while the surrounding environment unfolds like a dream.

Recurring symbols run throughout the series: rabbits represent intuition, glasses symbolize the personal lens through which we perceive the world, and jewelry reflects emotional tone and character. In this composition, strands of pearls drift toward water like thoughts turning into feelings, while botanical forms and small floating creatures create a soft, surreal atmosphere.

The Moon Mood Series will include twelve paintings, each capturing a different emotional mood inspired by the language of the Moon. 

This piece is about the freedom to be yourself without adjusting to expectations.
Aquarius here feels more like a state than a sign — a sense of detachment, independence, clarity, and a quiet expression of individuality.
The figure exists somewhere in between — not fully here, but not elsewhere either.
The mood of the Moon in Aquarius is to be a little different, to feel things in your own way, and to stay in the flow of your emotions.
The Moon Mood Series will include twelve paintings, each capturing a different emotional mood inspired by the language of the Moon. 

"Decode" is a surreal visual meditation on the complexity of perception, inner chaos, and the symbolic language of the universe.

A faceless figure covers their head with multiplied hands — a gesture of overwhelm, intuition, and resistance all at once. From this obscured consciousness bursts an imaginative explosion of natural and symbolic forms: moons and vines, spiraling plants and golden combs, jellyfish and koi fish, lotuses, bees, and a pink feline leaping across space.

This is not a dream — this is the code of the everyday: emotions, instincts, memories, signs, illusions.
"Decode" invites the viewer to explore the tension between inner clarity and external noise. Can you hear the Universe through the noise? Can you read the message wrapped in chaos?

This work is part of a larger exploration of symbolic storytelling, femininity, and inner decoding — told through vibrant colors, layered meanings, and emotional surrealism.

In creating this work, I thought about the human ability to access our own vibrant inner world and make choices based on our feelings. I used rich colors to create a vibrant scene filled with fantasy blooms that envelop the figure in a symbolic embrace. The surreal fusion of styles speaks to the complex layers of our identity, the intertwining of the natural world with our awareness and sense of self.

Life in a modern city is almost as adventurous as taming the wild jungle. Behind the polished aesthetics of urban life lies a never-ending process of overcoming obstacles, taming new challenges, and finding inner stability amid external noise and chaos.
In this work, I wove the raw energy of nature into the rhythm of the city. Bold colors, layered textures, and contrasting forms reflect the fragile balance between chaos and harmony — the one we strive to hold onto every day.

acrylic, linen canvas
size 90 х 70 cm

“Game Without Rules” is my surreal take on the illusion of choice. No matter what you’re playing — there’s always a way to bend the rules, especially if you know how to wear a poker face. That makes you a king. But not always a real one.

Summer Glow is the essence of summer, filled with contrasts: scorching sun, salty breeze, and unpredictable events. In this work, I sought to capture the moment when faith in the good and inner harmony help preserve lightness despite the challenges of time. The contrasting details of the composition intertwine into a single whole — for the sake of love, life, and inner strength. The painting is created in a collage style using acrylics and gold leaf, reflecting the layered perception of summer — from carefree ease to the acceptance of the inevitable.This work is part of the “Harmony of the Elements” series — about freedom and the joy of the present moment, about the power of love that fills, inspires, and brings peace.

Color of Perception — my reflections on how differently we each see the world around us.
The central figure, as in other works from this series, is a woman — vibrant like her inner world, cooling and calm like the flow of water with lemons, carrying a hint of citrus freshness. Her gaze upon the thorny, dangerous world passes through rose-tinted glasses, echoing the blooms of the nearby cacti. The flying fish emphasize that the world seen through rose-colored lenses is often whimsical and surreal.
Here, time slows down, and each moment dissolves into the gentle rhythm of the universe. This painting conveys the harmony of the elements — water and earth — along with the rebellion of color and the uniqueness of every perspective on the world.

acrylic, linen canvas
size 80 х 80 cm

acrylic, linen canvas
size 90 х 70 cm

“ A Dialogue with Kadishman” is a diptych inspired by my personal journey of adaptation and discovery of Israeli art. These works reflect my emotional response to some of the most recognizable cultural symbols—especially Menashe Kadishman’s iconic sheep, which I kept noticing everywhere after moving to Israel.
The first part captures a moment of introspective distance: a faceless figure floats among abstract symbols, representing the early stage of cultural transition, where everything feels unfamiliar. It’s about searching for meaning, observing, and slowly allowing the outside world to touch the inner self.
In the second part, the sheep becomes central—a symbol of hope, vulnerability, and quiet strength. The female figure embraces it, as if embracing herself, embodying acceptance, connection, and a growing sense of belonging.
Both works are unified by soft pastel tones, citrus motifs, fluid forms, and deep emotional undercurrents. This diptych tells a story of transition—from distance to connection, from disorientation to inner harmony.
Part of the “Harmony of the Elements” series, it explores themes of transformation, identity, and emotional resilience.

“ A Dialogue with Kadishman” is a diptych inspired by my personal journey of adaptation and discovery of Israeli art. These works reflect my emotional response to some of the most recognizable cultural symbols—especially Menashe Kadishman’s iconic sheep, which I kept noticing everywhere after moving to Israel.
The first part captures a moment of introspective distance: a faceless figure floats among abstract symbols, representing the early stage of cultural transition, where everything feels unfamiliar. It’s about searching for meaning, observing, and slowly allowing the outside world to touch the inner self.
In the second part, the sheep becomes central—a symbol of hope, vulnerability, and quiet strength. The female figure embraces it, as if embracing herself, embodying acceptance, connection, and a growing sense of belonging.
Both works are unified by soft pastel tones, citrus motifs, fluid forms, and deep emotional undercurrents. This diptych tells a story of transition—from distance to connection, from disorientation to inner harmony.
Part of the “Harmony of the Elements” series, it explores themes of transformation, identity, and emotional resilience.

In this piece I sought to blend the abstract with the figurative using geometric patterns. The blindfolded figure represents our often external and internal struggles. The vibrant, almost surreal colours and intricate textures evoke a sense of deep introspection, yet exude a quiet strength. It is a celebration of resilience, the invisible battles we fight and sometimes silently win within ourselves. This piece energises any space with its multi-layered nature.

acrylic, linen canvas
size 60 х 80 cm

This painting is about the celebration of life, about the beauty of moments that are so easy to miss, but so important to feel. I depicted a semi-abstract female figure and hid her face behind swarming butterflies - symbols of transformation, freedom and the fleetingness of the moment. They carry thoughts away, allowing you to forget the boundaries between reality and dreams.
Cocktail glasses hint at the lightness of the evening, playfulness and exquisite carelessness. The breeze flowing through the green leaves seems to suggest: enjoy every moment, because it is unique.
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The scene feels intimate and calm, almost suspended in time. The presence of Tolstoy’s novel introduces a connection to cultural memory and the artist’s personal past. In this moment of stillness, literature becomes a bridge between private life and the broader historical world.

A quiet morning unfolds around a simple ritual: a cup of coffee and a moment of pause. Behind the calm domestic scene, repeating forms resembling rockets appear as decorative patterns on the wall. The painting reflects the strange coexistence of everyday peace and distant tension — a reminder that ordinary life continues even when the wider world remains uncertain.

In this still life, delicate magnolia flowers grow from a vase shaped like a rocket. A strand of pearls gently falls across the table, connecting the objects in a quiet rhythm. The composition suggests a fragile sense of hope — the possibility that beauty and life can emerge even from symbols associated with conflict.

This painting is about enjoying the moment, about the taste of life that we choose. The main character is immersed in a state of inner harmony, calmly balancing between external temptations and her own rhythm.
The green color of her skin symbolizes a natural connection, calm and peace. Lemons, flowers and a warm background create an atmosphere of coziness, reminiscent of sunlight and the ease of being. Outstretched hands with a treat and a flower embody the choice between the material and the spiritual, between pleasure and contemplation.
There is no rush, no imposed decisions - only a soft, conscious presence in the moment.

In this vibrant acrylic work, I chose a mix of expressionism, pop art and figurative styles to delve into the complexities of identity and subject matter. The lady is dressed in bright yellow and adorned with many pieces of jewelry, with masks nearby symbolizing the roles we juggle on a daily basis. The complex background and still life elements around her are metaphors for the textured layers of our lives, suggesting depth and the eternal human condition of masking emotions. This artwork vividly explores themes of duality and the personal veils we go through, bringing a resonant energy to any space it graces.

In this painting I have woven a story of self-analysis and mystery under the gaze of enigmatic, bold hues. Bright colors bring this story to life, the lady’s identity is hidden by a blindfold, hinting at the invisible pressures and decisions she is weighing. Often a woman needs to trust her intuition to make an important decision in life. Today, when the boundaries between good and evil are erased, a woman should listen to her inner world and not pay attention to external circumstances. I dedicated the series of works “Lady” to these ideas, where all the stories are about choice, where the choice is always different: sometimes difficult, often interesting and sometimes pleasant. Some heroines from this series live in a complex reality, and some in a fairy-tale colorful world. The playful style of this work contrasts with the contemplative pose, and the bright chess pieces and fantasy hands add a layer of surreal intrigue.

In this work I think about the moment of internal stop - that very point of peace where emotions subside, vanity disappears, and only the silence of choice remains.
The heroine finds herself in the space between impulse and action, between the call of the unknown and the calm of intuition. She is in no hurry to choose a direction - she listens. Hands, symbols and objects around her are options, influences, states that simultaneously attract and repel.
"Stillpoint" is not a decision, but a state. The moment in which awareness is born.

In creating this piece, I sought to combine bright, citrus energy with the serene, calm mood of the lady, mixing elements of expressionism, figurative style and pop art. Using sharp, bright colors on cotton canvas, I created a visual sensation that speaks of enjoying life’s rich moments. The cool hands caring for the girl add a sense of storytelling to the fantasy. This piece of art vibrates with a dynamic yet calming energy, perfect for enhancing any space with a splash of color.

Paintings from the LADIES series are stories of girls from different places on the planet. It is possible that one of them will meet someday) They are all different, but they are all bright and each has its own character. You have the opportunity to imagine events before and after the moment captured in the picture. The plots of the paintings are not limited by my vision, they can get the development of the plot. I will be grateful if you share your thoughts 👌 because different people often have opposite views on the circumstances, age, character and mood of my heroines)
We all perceive each other differently and the people around us see us in their own way ...

Paintings from the LADIES series are stories of girls from different places on the planet. It is possible that one of them will meet someday) They are all different, but they are all bright and each has its own character. You have the opportunity to imagine events before and after the moment captured in the picture. The plots of the paintings are not limited by my vision, they can get the development of the plot. I will be grateful if you share your thoughts 👌 because different people often have opposite views on the circumstances, age, character and mood of my heroines)
We all perceive each other differently and the people around us see us in their own way ...

Paintings from the LADIES series are stories of girls from different places on the planet. It is possible that one of them will meet someday) They are all different, but they are all bright and each has its own character. You have the opportunity to imagine events before and after the moment captured in the picture. The plots of the paintings are not limited by my vision, they can get the development of the plot. I will be grateful if you share your thoughts 👌 because different people often have opposite views on the circumstances, age, character and mood of my heroines)
We all perceive each other differently and the people around us see us in their own way ...

Paintings from the LADIES series are stories of girls from different places on the planet. It is possible that one of them will meet someday) They are all different, but they are all bright and each has its own character. You have the opportunity to imagine events before and after the moment captured in the picture. The plots of the paintings are not limited by my vision, they can get the development of the plot. I will be grateful if you share your thoughts 👌 because different people often have opposite views on the circumstances, age, character and mood of my heroines)
We all perceive each other differently and the people around us see us in their own way ...

Paintings from the LADIES series are stories of girls from different places on the planet. It is possible that one of them will meet someday) They are all different, but they are all bright and each has its own character. You have the opportunity to imagine events before and after the moment captured in the picture. The plots of the paintings are not limited by my vision, they can get the development of the plot. I will be grateful if you share your thoughts 👌 because different people often have opposite views on the circumstances, age, character and mood of my heroines)
We all perceive each other differently and the people around us see us in their own way ...

“Summer Spell” is an illusion of ease you want to stay in.
Behind all the carefree summer lightness, there’s a subtle game — someone gently guides your choices while you believe you’re deciding everything yourself.
This painting is part of the “Illusion of Choice” series — about those moments when outer comfort can conceal inner captivity…
Or, on the contrary, remind you that choice always exists. The key is learning to hear yourself.

acrylic, linen canvas
size 60 х 60 cm

This work is a reflection on the fragility of the human self in the face of external pressure. The figure, bowed in an act of prayer, becomes a metaphor for vulnerability, loss of control and the search for support. The hovering crown is a symbol of the power of information flows over people, over their perception and feelings. The city outside the window, ablaze in the sunset or glow, serves as a backdrop to an unstable world in which the house is no longer perceived as protection, but becomes a question: what is a fortress if the walls are an illusion?

This work is a continuation of the visual reflection on internal vulnerability under external pressure. The fire in the background is not only the flame of the destruction of civilization, but also a symbol of media intensity, the transmission of fear and constant stress.
The picture explores the theme of information dependence, turning into a fatal "pseudo-trust" - a new religion, where the screen replaces landmarks, and the truth dissolves in ashes. Here, the house finally loses its shape, turning into a scorched field of consciousness, and the "fortress" - into an illusion of safety in the face of disaster.

inspiration: George Orwell, Dmitry Glukhovsky and reality around... Blind faith in one-sided information leads to the degradation of personality. The absence of an independent opinion is a tragedy of society. People drown in streams of lies and hatred without realizing it. I want to believe that the ability to think and sympathize, inherent in people, will not be lost forever.

inspiration: George Orwell, Dmitry Glukhovsky and reality around... Blind faith in one-sided information leads to the degradation of personality. The absence of an independent opinion is a tragedy of society. People drown in streams of lies and hatred without realizing it. I want to believe that the ability to think and sympathize, inherent in people, will not be lost forever.

inspiration: George Orwell, Dmitry Glukhovsky and reality around... Blind faith in one-sided information leads to the degradation of personality. The absence of an independent opinion is a tragedy of society. People drown in streams of lies and hatred without realizing it. I want to believe that the ability to think and sympathize, inherent in people, will not be lost forever.