As an artist from a great steppe, my work is about the traditions and customs of my nation and its interpretation in a modern way. Most of my works use relaxed brushstrokes of pure color, the dynamics of applying a paint layer, and various color schemes. I prefer bright and rich colors when I paint figures, surroundings, and people. My landscapes are always sunny, always subject to a major chord. Also, I am not indifferent to the monochrome color palette in my watercolor and city panoramas.   I introduce myself as an artist who is experimenting with various genres and techniques. That’s why I take inspiration everywhere from places I have visited, cities, people, and the environment. The majority of my works are illustrated in realism, but later I started to show them in abstract technique. My technique is unique and people recognize it when they see paintings that are developed by decisive brush strokes and palette knife strokes, which simply solve the problem of form and color, convincingly creating the space of the painting.   I intend to address visitors through my works about the great steppe’s sacredness and beauty. Working easily and masterfully with a brush, I want to convince people that we are closely related to our roots and in real life do not notice the signs of the past. In my newest works, the realism balance has been replaced by an impression of spontaneity. The spontaneity in my thoughts is an act of transformation.