From the series - “Immigration”.
paper, mixed media.
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Immigration — what do we gain? Memories!
Memories — what do they give us?

Adapting to something new is never easy. In every corner of the world, you can find something that reminds you of where you come from. When life leads you to leave your home behind, you start looking for something familiar — something that feels like home, something that gives you strength and comfort.
Forced relocation is a deep, emotional journey that challenges your resilience and ability to adapt. You find yourself building a new life while carrying memories of the old one. In this process, the connection to nature and simple things becomes especially meaningful — the feel of the ground under your feet, the warmth of the sun, the sound of the trees.
Wherever we are, the Earth remains our shared home. Different landscapes, new faces, unfamiliar streets — all of them gradually weave into a new chapter of life.
We learn to find joy in small things: a garden planted with your own hands, a street that reminds you of the one back home, a bench in a park where you can simply sit and breathe.
Even when the world around us changes completely, we carry within us the right to peace, happiness, and a sense of belonging. No matter how far we go, we always have the power to create a home — for ourselves and for those we love.

From the series - "Free Association Phase".
canvas, mixed media
30x40cm (1 painting)

From the series - “Botany”.
canvas, mixed media
40x30cm(1 painting)

From the series - “Botany”.
paper, mixed media

From the series - “Botany”.
canvas, mixed media
40x30cm(1 painting)

From the series - “Botany”.
paper, mixed media

From the series - “Botany”.
paper, mixed media

From the series - "Free Association Phase".
canvas, mixed media
40x30cm (1 painting)

From the series - "Sunset".
mixed media
30x40cm(1 painting).