A quest for inspiration found in everyday things starts with accepting your surrounding space; this demonstrates the interrelation of an individual's size and the scale of her environment.

Integrity and protection, asceticism and consistency of pattern, granite and heights: the spirit of the city emanates from every single detail.

Deconstruction and transformation of the space draw attention to the inner part: deep, bottomless, invisible for the common eye.

Patterns and flower dragons, bright ribbons and licks of flame, the entire multitude of forms and textures, the flowers and the carnival… the whimsies of each element fuse in one, accumulating the energy and harmony of ancient Asia.

Nature and urban: various texture, matter and voices that merge in one stream of symmetric lines and structures.

Funky lines intertwist in a hardly perceptible pattern, which echoes the reserved voice of art, the mindfulness and self-absorption of space.

The utopian idea of space reinterpretation - transition from variegated and stodgy to focused and harmonious, from pompous and fussy to calm and balanced.

Urban elements grid transforms the space, exploring a new dimension in it.

Materials change their properties under the colour and light magic: the solid becomes flexible, the angular turns smooth, and the strict and uptight goes cosy.

Once cloned multiple times, chaotic cells turn into a source of harmony: the familiar is gone, giving way to the new and the flawless.

The path from the particular to the general, from summands to the common denominator, from chaos to order, and from scattered fragments to perfect harmony.

Simple at first sight, this geometry transforms into something futuristic and nearly cosmic when bound by symmetry. The mundane and the ordinary make up something truly beautiful.

The energy of unity and global harmony despite all stereotypes.

Reality is not what it seems. Manmade textures, lines and geometries transform into the trunk of a lonely tree or a piece of blue sky above one's head. Or, perhaps, into somebody's dream.

The glass, the cool shine of metal and its reflection. Brightness sets the tone of this space, shaping and reinventing it.

Warm and salty air, wind in your hair, the sea lapping on the shore and seagulls screaming: this is summer inspiration regardless of the calendar.

The essence irrupt into the surroundings, conditional borders step back from character and essence onrush.

Lines clarity and clangorous structure, the adaptability and reviving machine mechanism resolves in a new essence.

Ornamental ribbon exude through the architectural creating a new shape. Precise, chiselled, and noble.

Inflection layers invade the space and morph it into a flexible universe. The permanent change spread the sense of life.

A kaleidoscope of colours and sensations combined with transparent and multidimensional textures that are bound by geometry and Oriental patterns.

The building of the Presidium of the RAS | Construction: 1974-1997

The building of the Presidium of the RAS | Construction: 1974-1997

The building of the Presidium of the RAS | Construction: 1974-1997

Musical theatre for children named after N. I. Sats / Construction: 1979

Musical theatre for children named after N. I. Sats / Construction: 1979

TASS building | Construction: 1970-1977

The Palace of pioneers on the Sparrow hills | Construction: 1958-1962

Musical theatre for children named after N. I. Sats / Construction: 1979

Stalin's high-rise: Residential building on Kotelnicheskaya embankment | Construction: 1938-1952

Residential building of the people's Commissariat of defence on Goncharnaya street | Construction: 1939-1946

Constructivist residential building on Velozavodskaya | Construction: 1936-1937

Residential building 26 on Goncharnaya street | Construction: 1953

The Palace of pioneers on the Sparrow hills | Construction: 1958-1962

The Palace of pioneers on the Sparrow hills | Construction: 1958-1962

First substation of the Moscow metro | Construction: 1934-1935

The Moscow Art academic theatre named after Maxim Gorky | Construction: 1972