Selected Works
Design / Illustration
I give cultural stories a visual identity; I breathe life into collages and illustrations.
About Me
My design philosophy is rooted in curiosity, experimentation, and a drive to discover creative solutions. I thrive on exploring new subjects, uncovering unexpected connections between culture, art, and modern media, and translating my observations and ideas into original visual concepts.
One of my greatest strengths is my versatility. I refuse to confine myself to a single tool or format. I experiment across graphics, various techniques, animation, character design, and motion to find the most impactful way to convey ideas. For me, design must not only capture attention but also forge an emotional resonance with the audience.
Museum block
Catalog of Lost Works of Art
Concept«The Catalogue of Lost Artworks» is a project dedicated to masterpieces that humanity has lost forever. Throughout history, countless works of art have been destroyed by fires and wars, damaged by the passage of time, or disappeared without a trace. Along with them, parts of our cultural memory and the artistic heritage of entire eras have been lost.
Project Goal
The aim of this project is to create a catalog that gathers the stories of lost masterpieces from around the world. Using archival materials, surviving records, and historical descriptions, the catalog offers an opportunity to discover artworks we may never see again and to reflect on the value and fragility of our cultural heritage.
LAM
Lost Art Museum
Concept
«The Museum of Lost Artworks» is a conceptual museum dedicated to lost masterpieces of world art and cultural heritage. Its exhibition brings together artworks that were destroyed in wars, lost in fires, stolen, or disappeared without a trace. Although the originals can no longer be seen, reconstructions, digital technologies, and archival materials allow visitors to discover the stories of artworks that no longer exist.
Even the design of the tickets was intended to complement the museum’s concept: they featured a viewing aperture through which visitors could see the exhibits. Naturally, visitors could only see a portion of what was on display—a detail that reinforced the museum’s core message: to help visitors realize how much is lost alongside the vanished art.
Project goal
The aim of the project is to develop a visual identity that reflects the ideas of loss, disappearance, and the preservation of memory. Through graphic elements, typography, and visual metaphors, the branding seeks to convey a sense of absence and highlight the value of lost art, creating a recognizable museum identity while raising awareness of the importance of preserving cultural heritage.
LAM app
ConceptThe Museum of Lost Artworks is expanding its concept beyond the physical museum through a dedicated digital application. Designed as an educational and cultural platform, it aims to compete with established platforms such as Arzamas and Google Arts & Culture and is intended to educate viewers
Project GoalThe aim of the application is to reach a wider audience and raise awareness of lost masterpieces, encouraging people to appreciate and protect the cultural heritage that still exists today.
Working on these projects was challenging due to the specialized nature of the subject matter—not least because such a museum or book does not actually exist.
However, I genuinely enjoy conducting research for my projects and am always open to discovering new things. The only limits are in our own minds.
Illustration block
Characters for Alice in Wonderland
Concept
Creating characters for Lewis Carroll’s «Alice in Wonderland.»
The main challenge was conceiving and creating new characters that wouldn’t be duplicated by all the existing variations. Finding the right technique took quite a while. I started by exploring each character’s personality through silhouette, then searched for suitable textures.
