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“Children of Flower” is a project in which the artist reflects on the childlike way of seeing the world and on the inner lens that allows a person to preserve light. Flowers become a kaleidoscope, a pair of glasses, a filter through which reality appears softer and kinder. This optics helps navigate the pressure of adult life, responsibility, and inevitable challenges, revealing something valuable and safe within the surrounding chaos.

The project is dedicated to the idea of inner faith: even in difficult times, there is always a point of support — the ability to find light within oneself. Children become a symbol of this state, when you don’t think about appearances, rules, or material things, but simply live in the moment, laugh, and experience the world openly.

“Children of Flower” also carries a deeply personal story. The project is dedicated to the artist’s great-grandmother and the summers he spent at her home as a child. Her garden, filled with flowers, became part of his memory and his roots. These works are a tribute to family, childhood, and those quiet, essential things that shape us and stay with us forever.

“Children of Flower” is a project in which the artist reflects on the childlike way of seeing the world and on the inner lens that allows a person to preserve light. Flowers become a kaleidoscope, a pair of glasses, a filter through which reality appears softer and kinder. This optics helps navigate the pressure of adult life, responsibility, and inevitable challenges, revealing something valuable and safe within the surrounding chaos.

The project is dedicated to the idea of inner faith: even in difficult times, there is always a point of support — the ability to find light within oneself. Children become a symbol of this state, when you don’t think about appearances, rules, or material things, but simply live in the moment, laugh, and experience the world openly.

“Children of Flower” also carries a deeply personal story. The project is dedicated to the artist’s great-grandmother and the summers he spent at her home as a child. Her garden, filled with flowers, became part of his memory and his roots. These works are a tribute to family, childhood, and those quiet, essential things that shape us and stay with us forever.

“Children of Flower” is a project in which the artist reflects on the childlike way of seeing the world and on the inner lens that allows a person to preserve light. Flowers become a kaleidoscope, a pair of glasses, a filter through which reality appears softer and kinder. This optics helps navigate the pressure of adult life, responsibility, and inevitable challenges, revealing something valuable and safe within the surrounding chaos.

The project is dedicated to the idea of inner faith: even in difficult times, there is always a point of support — the ability to find light within oneself. Children become a symbol of this state, when you don’t think about appearances, rules, or material things, but simply live in the moment, laugh, and experience the world openly.

“Children of Flower” also carries a deeply personal story. The project is dedicated to the artist’s great-grandmother and the summers he spent at her home as a child. Her garden, filled with flowers, became part of his memory and his roots. These works are a tribute to family, childhood, and those quiet, essential things that shape us and stay with us forever.

“Harvest” is a project in which the artist summarizes the creative results of his first year working with the gallery. He sees this moment as a gathering of the fruits grown along his artistic journey. Within the project, he created floral planets — visual metaphors of blooming, flourishing, rooting, and interconnectedness. These thriving forms with exposed roots exist as a unified ecosystem, where every element supports the others. Through this imagery, the artist reflects on how deeply we are all connected and how the world around us can be remarkably beautiful when we recognize its growth and natural rhythm.

This sculpture is the first and defining work of the “Children of Flower” series — its beginning and, at the same time, the culmination of a journey that took years to take shape. The girl with golden flowers was born from the painting “Mother”, created by the artist in 2019. It was then that the desire to bring this image into three dimensions first appeared, even though he did not yet know what the sculpture would eventually become.

Four and a half years later, the idea finally found its form: from memory, emotion, and inner light grew a project that took physical shape in this small figure. She became the starting point — the sculpture of beginnings — from which the story of “Children of Flowers” emerged.

“Children of Flower” is a project in which the artist reflects on the childlike way of seeing the world and on the inner lens that allows a person to preserve light. Flowers become a kaleidoscope, a pair of glasses, a filter through which reality appears softer and kinder. This optics helps navigate the pressure of adult life, responsibility, and inevitable challenges, revealing something valuable and safe within the surrounding chaos.