I am a fourth-year Interior Design student at the HSE Art and Design School in Moscow.

My approach to design is shaped by a combination of conceptual thinking, artistic exploration, and attention to detail. Throughout my studies, my mentor and academic supervisor, Alexander Rollanovich Dzhikiya, has played an important role in my creative development. Through his experience and artistic vision, I have learned to recognize my own potential, refine my aesthetic sensibilities, and pursue my personal vision of what design can be.

I am particularly interested in the relationship between concept and form, the expressive potential of color, and the process of translating abstract ideas into visual solutions. Within interior design, I am especially drawn to object and product design, where materiality, function, and visual identity converge.

My creative perspective is also influenced by my interest in literary analysis, Art Nouveau, and astrophysics. Having studied astrophysics since secondary school and presented my knowledge at academic conferences, I have developed a lasting curiosity about complex systems, structures, and how different disciplines can inform one another. I believe this interdisciplinary outlook allows me to approach design challenges from unconventional perspectives and seek meaningful connections between aesthetics, functionality, and concept.

This includes exploring interior and object design concepts, translating initial ideas into spatial or three-dimensional visualizations, and developing graphic materials that communicate a project’s identity. I am interested in finding the right balance between a project’s conceptual foundation and its practical execution, ensuring that the final result remains coherent, expressive, and purposeful.Whether working with a space, an object, or a graphic composition, my aim is to create a visual language that clearly communicates the central idea while allowing room for experimentation and individual interpretation.