Through my exploration of spiritual concepts in art and culture, I have come to work with the mystical feminine archetype as my guide in art-making. My paintings utilize both figurative and abstract modalities as an integral part of exploring this concept. The figurative being a more decorative, physical representation of the idea, while the abstract lives in a sensual, spiritual place.
My art explores the mystical subliminal space, reclaiming sensuality, intuition, and beauty as a source of power and a connection to the divine. What started as a calling and fascination with the nearly erased pagan past of my home country, Russia, and interest in transcendental and nature-centric imagery has evolved into more in-depth research concerning cultural interpretations of the feminine force. I’m interested in creating a place of transcendence and reverence through appreciation of beauty.
Select Group Exhibitions
2024 “Miami Art Fair” Satellite Art, Miami, FL
2024 “Adam and Eve,” Creativo, Miami, FL
2024 “the Feminine Divine,” FORMah, Manhattan, NY
2022 “XYZ,” HxS, Brooklyn, NY
2021 the Other Art Fair, Brooklyn, NY
2021 “Rebirth,” Mazlish Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
2021 “Lumiere,” Art Fluent, Online
2021 “Talismans,” Monica King Projects, Online
2018 “My Neighbor Hayao,” Spoke Art, Honolulu, HI
2015 “Perceptual Shift,” Image Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
2013 “Fauna,” Arch Enemy Arts, Philadelphia, PA
2012 “End of Days,” Sacred Gallery, Manhattan, NY
2008 “GHP Graduation show,” Valdosta State University, Valdosta, GA
On Site Installations
2019 “the Portal,” Elements Lakewood, Lakewood, PA
2018 “the Palace,” Elements Lakewood, Lakewood, PA
2011 “Wishing Tree,” Dodecapus, Atlanta, GA
Awards/Residencies
2009 “Visual art distinction Scholarship” Piedmont College, GA
2008 “Government Honors Program” Valdosta State University, GA
Articles
2024 create! - Announcing The Feminine Divine Group Exhibition at The FORMah in NYC
2019 Juxtapoz - Spoke Art Brings The "My Neighbor Hayao Art Show" to Honolulu For POW! WOW!
2013 Hi Fructose - Preview: “Fauna” at Arch Enemy Arts