“Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.”

A selection of his most powerful paintings and charcoal works.

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  Thank God, The Tiger Doesn't Have Wings

  2024 · Acryilic on canvas, 75x75 cms

  Price on request

  Sometimes I say to myself - Thank God, the cruel tiger doesn't have wings. If it had wings, what would happen?
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  > The tiger is nature's most perfect predator - beautiful, powerful, and merciless. On the ground, it has limits. But if it could also rule the sky, there would be no escape, no balance left in the forest.
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  > In this painting, I gave the tiger wings made of texture, memory and time - abstract, dissolving, heavy with history. The body is grounded but the wings are dreamlike, fragmented. It is a mythical creature of my imagination.
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  > The intense orange-red background is the fire of power and cruelty. The tiger stands in pride, looking upwards, as if questioning its own destiny.
  The concept is about nature's wisdom. God in his creation has distributed power with balance. He gave strength to one, flight to another. If all power was given to one cruel being, creation itself would collapse. This work is a prayer of gratitude for that balance.

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  Strength in Motion

  The Horse Series, three panels on red grounds

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  Charging Bull 10

  VRISHABA · Painting (detail)87x112 cms,Acrylic on paper

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  Charging Bull 10, explores primal strength and forward momentum. Rendered in black against a field of red, the bull embodies endurance and dharma - moving not in aggression, but in undeniable presence.
  The bull is pure, raw energy - unfiltered, unstoppable. Captured mid-charge, its body is rendered in deep black and charcoal, muscles tense, dust rising from hooves.
  The background is an intense, almost violent red - the color of life, of rage, of sacrifice. The ground is left white and empty, to isolate the bull in its own moment of power.
  Unlike the Ashva which was about trust, this Bull is about assertion. No companions, no softness. Just the self, moving forward.
  In Indian context, the bull is Nandi - strength, endurance, dharma. But here he is not waiting before Shiva. He is charging on his own.
  The single thin golden diagonal line in the sky is intentional - a break, a light, a direction. Even in raw power, there is a path.

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  The Silent Grace

  Charcoal, with a red hibiscus

  Price on request
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  Butterfly

  Charcoal portrait

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  Woman in a Hat

  Charcoal on paper, 2025

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  Woman with Flowers

  Painting, 2017

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  Joy as Movement,

  2018 · Acrylic on canvas, 60x60 cms

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  The dog is not standing, not sitting - it is in mid-leap. A state of pure, unfiltered happiness. The body is fragmented with textures of yellow, ochre and earthy reds - like memories collected from streets, snow, and human kindness.
  The background is a soft, luminous yellow-green - the color of hope and spring, even in cold Russia. The splashes under its paws are not dirt, but the energy of the leap itself.
  In many cultures the dog is loyalty. Here, it is joy. A reminder that happiness is not a destination, it is a jump - weightless, momentary, and completely alive.

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  Aqurium in Dubai mall

  2024 · 120x 180 cms

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  The Mesmerizing Movement
  Created in 2024, after my travel to Dubai.
  Standing before the giant aquarium in Dubai Mall, I was mesmerized - not by the size of the tank, but by the silent, collective dance of the fish. Hundreds of beings moving as one mind, one flow.
  The fish are not painted solid - they are dissolving and appearing through layers of blue, gold and rust. Like memories under water. The intense Dubai blue becomes the infinite - both confining and liberating.
  The work is about abundance, coexistence and silent communication. In that aquarium in the middle of a desert mall, life thrives. It reminded me that movement is meditation.
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