Born in 1976 in Krasnodar.

He graduated from the Repin Krasnodar Art College, initially working in landscape painting and gradually moving toward abstraction — the “environmental” art — by exploring the possibilities and limits of various techniques and materials. Through minimalism and symbolism, the artist creates a space for a subjective, inner perception of the world, where color, form, and composition become the primary means of expressing philosophical content.
His works have been shown in multiple exhibitions and are held in private and gallery collections in Russia and abroad.

2017, Dorothea Art Gallery, Krasnodar: Solo exhibition “Landscape: A Contemporary Edition,” exploring the structure of visible objects and phenomena beyond traditional representation of reality.

2018, PRO ART’S gallery: Project “Imitation,” examining the role of imitation in visual art and its significance as a creative device.

2020: Published his first solo catalog in collaboration with art historian Andrey Lakhno and gallerist Artur Grigoryan. Issued by Kuban Advertising House, the catalog marked an important milestone in his career.