Painted egg - a traditional form of folk art is a celebration of life, a symbol of rebirth and the beginning of a new period.

I have been painting Easter eggs since I was 7 years old.
For the last 15 years, I have been engaged in pysanky as one of the formats of individual artistic activity.
My pysanky are created using the classic wax-resist method with the technique of etching with vinegar.
Every year, this tradition engulfs me for several weeks. Working with the idea of reinterpreting tradition, my focus is directed towards individual creativity. However, I have never wanted to go against tradition. Experiments with color and composition are based on the experience and direct contact (research/study) of folk art. The main idea for me was the development and interpretation of forms based on traditional ones.

In my work, I turn to pysanky as a process of continuity of life and tradition as part of national and cultural self-identification.