Work

Here, the figure of the mother becomes a reflection of the self—of how a person gradually cultivates and fills themselves with beauty until it begins to grow outward and becomes visible to others.

The flowers represent the fruits of this inner work. The ant held in the figure’s hands symbolises labour, perseverance, and the value of the journey already travelled. She holds it with care, acknowledging the experience she has gained—the knowledge, mistakes, and lessons that have brought her to the present moment.

Is about recognising the value of one’s own work, accepting everything that has been lived through, and seeing beauty in the place one has reached.

Canvas, Mixed media /  90 x 120cm / 2026

Mother, Beginning marks the beginning of Pavel’s independent artistic practice. Created in 2019, during a period of uncertainty, anxiety, and inner instability, the work reflects the moment when art became a source of psychological protection, guidance, and emotional support.

The mother is presented not as a portrait of the artist’s own parent, but as a symbol of warmth, trust, and unconditional safety—an inner strength he was learning to cultivate within himself. Her dress resembles armour, forming a protective outer layer, while her calm, confident posture embodies the stability he was searching for.

The figures beside her represent different stages of human life, connecting childhood and adulthood within a single continuous cycle.

As Pavel’s first defining work, Mother, Beginning introduced the themes of protection, memory, childhood, and inner transformation that would later develop into Children of Flower and continue to shape his artistic language.

Paper, acrylic, colored pencils

30 x 42 cm

Harvest is a new series of works in which the body becomes a form composed of flowers and memories.

It is a story about the moment when flowers cease to be merely a lens through which a person sees the best in the world around them. Gradually, they begin to shape the body itself, growing through it and forming a protective layer between the individual and external reality. Through this transformation, the person becomes something greater—beautiful, strong, and reborn.

Paper, acrylic, colored pencils

30 x 42 cm

Harvest is a new series of works in which the body becomes a form composed of flowers and memories.

It is a story about the moment when flowers cease to be merely a lens through which a person sees the best in the world around them. Gradually, they begin to shape the body itself, growing through it and forming a protective layer between the individual and external reality. Through this transformation, the person becomes something greater—beautiful, strong, and reborn.

Paper, acrylic, colored pencils

30 x 42 cm

Harvest is a new series of works in which the body becomes a form composed of flowers and memories.

It is a story about the moment when flowers cease to be merely a lens through which a person sees the best in the world around them. Gradually, they begin to shape the body itself, growing through it and forming a protective layer between the individual and external reality. Through this transformation, the person becomes something greater—beautiful, strong, and reborn.

Paper, acrylic, colored pencils

30 x 42 cm

Harvest is a new series of works in which the body becomes a form composed of flowers and memories.

It is a story about the moment when flowers cease to be merely a lens through which a person sees the best in the world around them. Gradually, they begin to shape the body itself, growing through it and forming a protective layer between the individual and external reality. Through this transformation, the person becomes something greater—beautiful, strong, and reborn.

Paper, acrylic, colored pencils

30 × 42 cm

Harvest is a new series of works in which the body becomes a form composed of flowers and memories.

It is a story about the moment when flowers cease to be merely a lens through which a person sees the best in the world around them. Gradually, they begin to shape the body itself, growing through it and forming a protective layer between the individual and external reality. Through this transformation, the person becomes something greater—beautiful, strong, and reborn.

Paper, acrylic, colored pencils

2026

Harvest is a new series of works in which the body becomes a form composed of flowers and memories.

It is a story about the moment when flowers cease to be merely a lens through which a person sees the best in the world around them. Gradually, they begin to shape the body itself, growing through it and forming a protective layer between the individual and external reality. Through this transformation, the person becomes something greater—beautiful, strong, and reborn.

It’s a dream where flowers are not outside of us, but within.
They grow from silence, warmth, and the sense that beauty isn’t something we search for —
it’s something we’re already filled with.

Fear number one. A series of 4 works.