Born in Stavropol, Russia in 1966.
Graduated from the Stavropol School of Fine Arts and Design.
Lives and works in Israel.

1990 – Promoted Chief Illustrator of “Asok”, publisher of children’s books and magazines.

1997 – Head Costume Designer for the Stavropol Puppet theatre.

1999 – Stavropol Museum of Art Award.
Participated in group exhibits and individual shows.

2002 – Water Color & Graphics Exhibit, School of Sculpture “Basis”, Hadassa Neurim, Israel.

2003 – Sculpture Exhibit, Ein Hod Gallery, Ein Hod Artist’s village, Israel.

2003 – Sculpture & Water Color Exhibit, Glasperlenhaus, Rostok, Germany.

2004 – Design and Sculpture Exhibit, School of Sculpture “Basis”, Hadassa Neurim, Israel.

2006 – Sculpture Exhibit, Dima Gallery, Paris, France.

“I can never sketch out or explain what it is I am going to create when I embark upon a new sculpture.
The first step in creating a bronze sculpture is to create it out of wax. The feel of the hard warm wax under my fingers spurs my imagination. Things that were a fantasy in my mind begin to take shape in reality. Often reality becomes even more exciting to me than the fantasy.
The hands work and the head works and all the senses work together. In which direction this will take me I don’t know myself. It is a surprising journey for me every time. The process of this creation is what keeps me addicted to my work.”