The things that make up the human world are everyday objects. Observing those objects and scenes that depend on human presence, feeling their independent and tranquil existence (these small existences), makes me believe that when a person's emotions are invested in everyday life itself, then everyday objects possess a certain spiritual energy in their unadorned state, each displaying a myriad of miniature weather phenomena. They seem to have no secrets, yet each has its own privacy. In my heart, everything has expression, and everything can be engaged in conversation. It is necessary to embark on a renewed cognition through a gaze into everything.
In my works, I portray the "true" attributes of everyday objects—the indirect truth—attempting to present my own circumstances and will.
