NEWS
July 2026
Samsung The Frame Art Collection
My painting “Lake of Pine Reflections” is now part of the Samsung Art Store collection for The Frame.
Samsung The Frame is designed to function not only as a TV, but also as a digital canvas. In Art Mode, the screen displays a curated collection of artworks, allowing art to become a natural part of the interior even when the TV is not in use. The Samsung Art Store brings together thousands of works by artists and cultural institutions from around the world.
I’m happy to share that my painting “Lake of Pine Reflections” was selected through Saatchi Art Gallery and is now included in the collection available for Samsung The Frame.
All available original artworks on Saatchi Art:
May 2026
New Series Release:
Through the Visible / Visible Through
I’m pleased to introduce my new 2026 series, “Through the Visible / Visible Through.”
The series explores the way we perceive the world through fragments, overlaps, light, shadows, and partially visible forms. Each composition is built from intersecting layers that gradually merge into one another, creating the feeling of looking through nature rather than simply at it.
Alongside painting, I use embroidery, thread, and beads to bring a tactile quality to the surface and to emphasize the physical presence of each work.
This series continues my interest in nature, perception, and the shifting boundary between what is seen clearly and what remains only partly revealed.
November 2024
Exhibition at Kulanshi Art, Astana
Selected works from my “Flora” and “Immersion in Nature” series were presented at the GULDIN OZI exhibition at Kulanshi Art Gallery in Astana, Kazakhstan.
The exhibition explored the feeling of closeness to nature, light, and the quiet joy found in everyday moments. Through color and atmosphere, the works reflected a sense of vitality, openness, and connection with the natural world.
It was a wonderful opportunity to see several works from these series brought together in a gallery space and presented to a new audience.
