2018
Open your dreams and observe how reality immerses into them slowly, twisting and crashing into pieces, to carry you away with it.
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2018
Music affects the unconscious of an artist in an almost magical way – and sounds transforms into colors. Music can generate a unique state of creative trance, when new images are born.
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2011
“Farewell“ – illustration for “The Last Kingdom“, a trilogy by Vladimir Shirogorov. This is an allegory of the parting of lovers expressed through the image of a tree parting with its foliage. Artwork was featured for Picture Of The Week on 14.03.2011 at Advanced Photoshop magazine (link) and Daily Deviation on 17.03.2011 at deviantart.com (link).
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2012
The illustration shows the subconscious being set free from false subpersonalities, which, once created to protect it, can sometimes become dangerous.
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2010
Illustration for “The Twilight Chronicle” by Vladimir Shirogorov. Here, I wanted to convey the mood of “The Twilight Chronicle” – a mixture of mysticism and decadence in the midst of prerevolutionary St. Petersburg.
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2020
Remove your masks, forget your roles, which are too light and too dark. They have no life in them. Stay in your complexity.
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2016
The symphony of our feelings and emotions flies apart in moments that disappear instantly, just like autumn leaves gone with the wind. However, the four seasons are infinitely rotating and would never stop for a moment their cosmic dance. Its beauty is made of the moments when trees are blossoming or delicate snowflakes are melting. illustration for the series of poems by Vladimir Shirogorov. (link)
2015
Like the darkness of night – like the new day succeeds the old one, so the hardships of life change one’s personality and inspire its development.
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2011
illustration for “The Last Kingdom“, a trilogy by Vladimir Shirogorov. This image was inspired by the twin characters representing good and evil.
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2014
Illustration for collected articles "The Foresight of the Past" by Vladimir Shirogorov. This is an metaphor of the Death of the old order and the Birth of the new one.
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