I was born in Kyiv, Ukraine in 1997 . I am inspired by the work of various masters: Mykhailo Guida, Matissa, Albert Marche, Murashko. I believe that the composition plays the main role in the picture and in my works I look for such compositions that would convey feelings.I graduated from college with the title of drawing teacher. I received my education at the Academy of Fine Arts (NAOMA) as a painter, I have a master's degree.
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“Hanum” is a painting inspired by Crimean Tatar culture and the visual language of memory, dignity, and belonging. A woman in traditional dress stands beside birds, while the white peacock becomes an almost symbolic presence — delicate, proud, and slightly unreal.
The contrast between deep red, muted blue, warm gold, and luminous white creates a space that feels suspended between reality and memory. The birds are not simply decorative elements; they evoke freedom, fragility, beauty, and the connection between a person and their homeland.
Through the female figure and traditional Crimean Tatar motifs, “Hanum” reflects on cultural identity, heritage, and the quiet strength of preserving what belongs to us.
I was born in Kyiv, Ukraine in 1997 . I am inspired by the work of various masters: Mykhailo Guida, Matissa, Albert Marche, Murashko. I believe that the composition plays the main role in the picture and in my works I look for such compositions that would convey feelings.I graduated from college with the title of drawing teacher. I received my education at the Academy of Fine Arts (NAOMA) as a painter, I have a master's degree.
