In my watercolor landscapes, I strive to capture images of nature that evoke bright positive emotions that appear at the culminating moments of its contemplation. I romanticize those moments when a person feels happy simply because he sees the incredible breathtaking color of turquoise water, when he experiences childlike delight when entering clear water and looking at the iridescent stones under the water. I think that the ability to admire nature is part of human nature.

I am trying to understand the scale of man in the context of the World and feel the continuity of many generations who admired and will admire after us similar phenomena, such as the sky, the play of light in the clouds, sea waves and the transparency of water. This connection serves as an anchor that brings us back to ourselves, to our true essence, because life on the planet originated in water.

My goal is to help a person slow down, contemplating natural images, to feel a sublime harmonious state, which is so lacking in the bustle and stress of big cities. I view watercolor as a kind of meditation for both the artist and the viewer and explore the positive impact that water images have on a person.

In my works I use the expressive capabilities of modern watercolor techniques to create realistic images of nature. I pay special attention to the study of physical and optical laws in the depiction of water transparency, reflections, refractions, effects.