This portfolio brings together four works in which the everyday acquires artistic depth. In the still lifes, ordinary objects — from fishing gear to an old cast‑iron pot — become carriers of personal and collective memory, while the intimate interior scenes capture the rhythm of private life. Using a realistic painting style, the artist records fleeting states of light and the textures of wood, fabric, and metal, revealing the poetry of the mundane. The compositions are built on contrasts: old and new, stillness and a hint of action, natural and man‑made. The main aim of these works is not merely to depict the material world, but to convey its emotional aura and its connection to human experience.
“Daylilies. Bouquet of Time”
“The Fisherman's table”
“Cats on the porch”
“In the old garden”
