In my artistic experiments I work with watercolor and oil, sometimes adding elements of pastel. In my works, I convey not just meanings, but prisms - those very optical distortions that belong to my eye and perception. This is a kind of dialogue of reality with my unconscious, with the imaginary.
Through subtle nuances of facial features, expressions of the eyes, and body movements, I weave narratives, directly touching the inner world of the portrait's subject.
A person's body, face and emotions are powerful tools for describing a person inside and out.
Human forms, gestures combined with looks and movements are an endless fruitful source of inspiration for me.
Paulo de Brito Art, Bahnhofstraße, Starnberg, Germany
Darwin Museum, улица Вавилова, Moscow, Россия
https://www.darwinmuseum.ru/projects/exhibition/zemlya-pererozhdenie-ver-23
My painting “Infinity? “ exhibit on the collective exhibition Earth.Rebirth in the Universe Darwin Museum in Moscow.
The final part is devoted to the topic “Renaissance – is it possible for a harmonious coexistence of man and nature.The opening of the exhibition will take place on May 11 at 18.30 in one of the exhibition halls of the Darwin 
Moscow, Russia
The watercolor painting “Young ballerina” has been selected to participate in the watercolor festival Fabriano Acquarello in Italy in 2023 and will be published in the catalog‼️
Thessaloniki, Greece
My painting “In her eyes “ exhibited at this watercolor symposium and exhibition.
Savvinskaya Naberezhnaya 23/1, Moscow, Россия
My watercolor painting “Through the age” on the exhibition “In one breath”
International watercolor exhibition “Watercolor without borders”.
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My watercolor painting “In her eyes”.
Malyy Kozlovskiy Pereulok, 17/13, Moscow, Россия
Two of my paintings are exhibited at the Hope and Love competition exhibition at the Sare Gallery Moscow.
“Margo”
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Watercolor on cotton paper 
Two of my paintings are exhibited at the Hope and Love competition exhibition at the Sare Gallery Moscow. 
“Tenderness “
Watercolor on cotton paper
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