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Collages are dedicated to favorite writers.
These collages convey different meanings and emotions from the authors.
NIkolai Gogol.
The collage shows variety of Gogol's stories.
You can feel his mystery, his closer look on the society. Even on the nose...
Ilf and Petrov.
The collage is dedicated to the unity of Ilf and Petrov.
The premier authors who managed to encapsulate the harsh realities of the 1920s in the USSR through the prism of humor and irony.
Nikolai Gogol is watching the relay of humor and
observation passed on.
P. G. Wodehouse and his inimitable feelings of the London's society.
Sometimes there is a sense of a working time machine in his books...
The collage shows the smooth flow of the author's gaze into the gaze of his main character.
Inimitable Jeeves.
Inimitable Sir Pelham Grenville
Wodehouse.
Alexander Pushkin.
The collage shows comparison between Alexander Pushkin and William Shakespeare.
Poetry and music
can evoke similar feelings in different countries and in different centuries.
Donna Tartt (three collages).
The first collage is dedicated to "The Secret History" by Donna Tartt.
This book reveals the most profound vulnerability of youth.​​​​​​​
Bacchus is everywhere. Be careful.
The second collage conveys the story of "The Goldfinch".
The most powerful loss can transform you into a "human-painting", you need to learn how to manage course of your artist-teacher.
A little baby bird should fly, but it needs to let go of its own past.
Beautiful story.
Beautiful bird.
The last collage is dedicated to "The Little Friend" story.
Studying the growing up of a child on the example of one of the southern states.
The profound story is about one's own fears
and snakes...
Sylvia Plath and Tove Ditlevsen.
This illustration shows women's Bell Jar.
Tove Ditlevsen and Sylvia Plath are two of the most powerful and honest authors of the 20th century.
The collage conveys the relevance of the"bell jar" and women's feelings today.
Were we so unhappy if somebody told us to ask for help?..
Mikhail Bulgakov.
The work is dedicated to Mikhail Bulgakov. This author helps shatter illusions about Soviet Moscow, if you had any before..
After reading his books, you can feel how the clips "skrepi" -
(this word is used to convey old and conservative rules and principles of life)
fall away from you.
Dostoevsky and Tolstoy.
The collage shows how our brain struggles to work with the difficult and profound
meanings of Tolstoy's and Dostoevsky's
works.