Ceramics, 2006 - 2013
The collaborative project with sculptor Tatiana Alekseeva represents a unique fusion of two artistic disciplines—sculpture and visual art—creating a multi-dimensional exploration of form, texture, and narrative. Currently displayed at the New Jerusalem State Museum of History and Art in Istra, Russia, as well as private collections in Moscow, this collection showcases the synergy between Alekseeva's sculptural craftsmanship and my artistic vision.
Our joint works explore themes of movement, balance, and human emotion through intricate detailing and bold, imaginative forms. Alekseeva’s mastery in sculpting provides the foundation, while my contribution adds a layer of visual storytelling that brings the figures to life. Each piece reflects a dynamic interplay between the physicality of the sculpture and the conceptual depth of the accompanying visual elements, creating a captivating experience for the viewer.
By combining these two mediums, the sculptures transcend traditional boundaries, becoming not just objects of art, but embodiments of emotion and narrative. This collaboration stands as a testament to the power of artistic partnership and the ways in which different disciplines can enrich and elevate one another.