88x160x77 cm, 2021, bronze, walnut Conflicts among closely related brotherly peoples have shaped their histories over millennia... Three brothers fight among themselves, where the shared body can represent unity, a common origin, kinship, and culture...

41x14x22 cm, 2010, bronze, serpentine A work from the "KALI - YUGA" project. The sculpture symbolizes one of the deities of the Hindu pantheon. Ganesha loses weight as the Universe dies; the empty offering bowl, everything freezes and disappears, forming the Void. The sculpture seems to be suspended, dissolving into space... but the Void as the Absolute cannot be permanent, and in his right hand, where the sign of the Lotus and hope for rebirth rests on the palm, he holds his broken tusk, a symbol of faith, to write a New Universe with it.

90x67x22 cm. Bronze, jasper. 2021 Medusa Gorgon of our times — this is how I imagine the situation in today’s world, consumed by the terrible COVID-19 pandemic. Anyone who looks into Medusa’s mirrored eyes will see their reflection and become petrified... Almost no one on Earth remains who has not met the gaze of Gorgon, whose silent scream is hidden behind a mask. Hungry snake-hair spreads out like a crown, ready to bite anyone who comes close to the demon... The bloody jasper symbolizes our suffering planet...

33x57x19 cm, bronze, granite A work from the series "ANGELS OF THE APOCALYPSE." An impenetrable, invisible barrier symbolizing the struggle with one's own emotions, seen as an insurmountable obstacle made up of our complexes, desires, and fears... How to overcome oneself and break through beyond the Wall...

92x54x22 cm. 2022, bronze, stone Sculpture from the "GOLGOTHA" project. The Robber, also known as Dismas — the name of the criminal crucified alongside Jesus and Gestas. A repentant man who believed in Jesus, the first person saved by faith.