I was born and have lived my whole life in Moscow, Russia. My mother is Ukrainian, and my father is Russian.

For many years, I worked at an international communications agency, observing how exhibitions, collaborations, and interdisciplinary projects elevate and enhance international brands, attracting new audiences. Over time, I discovered art and architecture as sources of strength and inspiration of my own. I enjoy living in a beautiful world, full of reflective, alive people striving for good.

After the war in Ukraine began, I decided to make art my main profession, sharing knowledge and stories, and making art accessible to people of all ages, backgrounds, and races. We live in an imperfect world, but I believe that each of us can make it better, starting with ourselves.

Through museum education, I can open doors, tell powerful stories, and give voice to underrepresented communities. I want to help others feel that they belong, that their stories matter, and that art can be a force for good in the world. My goal is to use art as a means of empowerment, to create spaces where people can feel seen, heard, and inspired to connect with themselves, the world and each other.