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Medium :
Oil, Collage on Paper , Other rigid frame under glass
Framing :
Framed
Dimensions :
15x15in
About this artwork
Lost in Time” depicts the image of a woman assembled from three different eras. Her face is composed of three overlapping layers: one from the past, another from a later period, and the third from the modern age, represented through a pixelated fragment. These images are not separated but fused together, creating a single essence that travels through time. A part of the painting shows her mirrored reflection, as if she is stepping into a space between… realities. The artwork conveys the idea of the continuity of human nature: eras, appearances, and forms may change, yet the inner essence remains constant. The vivid and clear composition draws the viewer in, encouraging them to look deeper into the layers of time.
I am inspired by life in all its manifestations — from a dewdrop on the grass to clouds dissolving on the horizon. My work draws on both the visible world and realities beyond immediate perception, where a simple detail can become the starting point for a new artwork.
Rooted in my Siberian birthplace and shaped by a classical art education in Russia, my practice reflects a deep connection with nature and a long-standing fascination with people. I work across painting, photography, video, and digital media, creating multilayered visual narratives that explore perception, presence, and transformation.
Method of working with a camera: Alongside planned projects, I photograph daily, guided by a selective and attentive gaze drawn to overlooked details that spark new ideas. These moments often initiate long-term projects, developed over time through carefully curated images from different places and periods.