I am a multidisciplinary artist from Norway, born and trained in St. Petersburg. After graduating with my Master’s Degree from the St. Petersburg Stieglitz State Academy of Art and Design, where my attention to material, texture, and the corporeal dimension of form was shaped, I worked as a fashion designer.

The collapse of the USSR and subsequent emigration became an important stage in my artistic development. My experiences in France, and then Norway, expanded my cultural and visual context. The Scandinavian artistic tradition deepened my interest in silence, pause, minimalism, and materiality as forms of stability and inner balance. There, I taught painting, drawing, and composition for several years at the municipal children’s art school, combining teaching with my own artistic practice.

In my work, I explore the human condition, bodily memory, and the phenomenology of perception, viewing art as a space for internal dialogue and restoration. I am the initiator and curator of the “Art as Therapy” project, where artistic practice becomes a tool for working through crisis and borderline states.

I am a member of professional art associations in Norway, including associations of artists, decorative and applied artists, and textile practitioners. I am a representative of the Norwegian Union of Applied Artists of Western Norway.

My works have been exhibited and are held in private collections in Russia, Norway, France, Italy, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Spain, Germany, Japan, the United Arab Emirates, and the United States.

My pictures are featured in the digital galleries
Kunstapart.nl, and Atelie.art.