Artist of the past used to to depict the seascape as a separate story, scene, and I see it as a frozen moment. Love for details and requirements to image clarity. In the modern world, everyone can use social networks to show the details of their life like spent day or even their lunch. I find this interesting, probably because as an artist I belong to my time.

Most of my works have a detailed image of splashes, foam and glare. Nevertheless, for now I’m focused on the splashes, waves and colorful moments that the mighty oceans and seas give us as the most precious gift. Then I’ll switch to portraits and cityscapes. Maybe one day I’ll move to the house near deserted beach and as the time will pass I will start missing urban landscapes or thousands of human faces flickering in the crowd. Yet still not ready to exchange it for a house on the seashore or rural estate. This is giving rise to understanding the value of every untouched corner of our planet and desire to keep it for ourselves and next generations.Īs a resident of a metropolis, I lack nature. I find it very attractive that every person had been involved in it at least several times and we don’t harm nature but just admiring it’s beauty being far away. Therefore humanity tends to replace nature with artificially created images involving modern technologies to make them feel more real.Įvery single time, watching a funny video with animals or hanging a landscape on a wall, playing a relaxing record of surf noise, we join the process that I call Carvinism (This means “carving” a window to the nature using technology or something artificial instead of reaching it in person).

Realistic ocean painting