Pause, feel…
Love
Oil on canvas, 110 x 180 cm
Moscow, 2022
Oil on canvas, 110 x 180 cm
Moscow, 2022
This is an invitation to deep, unhurried immersion into oneself. Seven canvases are arranged not in a linear sequence, but in a spiral.
Moving along it, the viewer passes through seven qualitative transitions—seven stages, each transforming perception and removing a layer of imposed prejudices and fears. Each canvas is less an image than a vortex of experience, in which every turn is shifted upward; each new image picks up the previous one, permeates it, and carries it to a new level.
The sound matrices*, created specifically for the project, form the second language of the exhibition. They work through resonance: frequencies vibrate with the body, release tension, and open access to inner "vision".
The central idea of the project is a call to self-knowledge and to reconnection with the foundation of life, which may be described as divine in its purity and freedom. This is not a religious manifesto, but a practical proposition: through sequential inner changes—through pausing, attentiveness, gentle discipline, and openness—a person can discover that freedom is not external, but internal; that true being is a state of pure consciousness, where all imposed boundaries dissolve.
Engaging with the paintings предполагает a particular mode of viewing: moving slowly, lingering with each canvas, closing one’s eyes between pauses, and noticing bodily sensations. This project functions as a space for personal practice—a place where art becomes an instrument of inner work rather than an object of academic analysis.
And finally, the central thought: a human being is not an isolated object, but infinite energy intertwined with the entire world. The exhibition space is intentionally organized so that this can be felt intuitively—through visual transitions, through sound waves, through an atmosphere of presence. I invite you to pause, to feel, and to enter that unified web of life**, which has always been near—without fear, without limitations, in lightness and the joy of discovery.
The sound matrices*, created specifically for the project, form the second language of the exhibition. They work through resonance: frequencies vibrate with the body, release tension, and open access to inner "vision".
The central idea of the project is a call to self-knowledge and to reconnection with the foundation of life, which may be described as divine in its purity and freedom. This is not a religious manifesto, but a practical proposition: through sequential inner changes—through pausing, attentiveness, gentle discipline, and openness—a person can discover that freedom is not external, but internal; that true being is a state of pure consciousness, where all imposed boundaries dissolve.
Engaging with the paintings предполагает a particular mode of viewing: moving slowly, lingering with each canvas, closing one’s eyes between pauses, and noticing bodily sensations. This project functions as a space for personal practice—a place where art becomes an instrument of inner work rather than an object of academic analysis.
And finally, the central thought: a human being is not an isolated object, but infinite energy intertwined with the entire world. The exhibition space is intentionally organized so that this can be felt intuitively—through visual transitions, through sound waves, through an atmosphere of presence. I invite you to pause, to feel, and to enter that unified web of life**, which has always been near—without fear, without limitations, in lightness and the joy of discovery.
Self-control
Oil on canvas, 110 x 180 cm
Moscow, 2022
Oil on canvas, 110 x 180 cm
Moscow, 2022
Purity of thoughts
Oil on canvas, 110 x 180 cm
Moscow, 2022
Oil on canvas, 110 x 180 cm
Moscow, 2022
Enlightenment
Oil on canvas, 110 x 180 cm
Moscow, 2022
Oil on canvas, 110 x 180 cm
Moscow, 2022
Gladness
Oil on canvas, 110 x 180 cm
Moscow, 2022
Oil on canvas, 110 x 180 cm
Moscow, 2022
Kindness
Oil on canvas, 110 x 180 cm
Moscow, 2022
Oil on canvas, 110 x 180 cm
Moscow, 2022
Mercy
Oil on canvas, 110 x 180 cm
Moscow, 2022
Oil on canvas, 110 x 180 cm
Moscow, 2022
Stop outside and move inside!