I am a French artist and architect of Ukrainian origin, working across painting, sculpture, and bas-relief. My practice emerges from the meeting point of architectural structure and symbolic imagination, where form becomes a vessel for emotion, memory, and transformation. Trained at the Vilnius Academy of Arts in both architecture and fine arts, I have developed a body of work shaped by a continuous dialogue between precision and intuition, order and poetry, material presence and inner resonance. As an architect, I am deeply attentive to proportion, structure, and spatial harmony. As an artist, I am drawn to metaphor, atmosphere, and the emotional charge of form. My work often explores the relationship between the human and the natural world, between fragility and strength, stillness and metamorphosis. Through figurative and allegorical compositions, I seek to express the silent connections between outer reality and inner experience. Nature, light, and the body become languages through which I explore tenderness, memory, vulnerability, and the invisible layers of lived experience. I am especially interested in the way art can inhabit space — not only as an object of contemplation, but as a living presence that shapes the atmosphere of an interior and invites a deeper emotional response. Whether through painting or sculptural form, I aim to create works that carry a sense of harmony, elevation, and poetic reflection.