The Höfner Volksblatt reported on my exhibition at Georg Igloi's Zürichsee Galerie in Bäch, which ran until October 31. Under the title "Art as a Compliment to Women," the newspaper focused on my intensely colorful works and my artistic approach: women as a source of joy, sensuality, and inner strength.
I have lived and worked in Düsseldorf for many years, but my roots are in St. Petersburg. This connection between Russian emotional power and German clarity continues to shape my art. In my style, Flowism, I combine the flowing rhythm of Art Nouveau with the colorful energies of modern life. My paintings tell of women who are no longer muses, but rather protagonists of their own stories – self-confident, vibrant, authentic.
The large-format canvases show women in moments of contemplation, self-love, and strength. They radiate an inner calm and warmth that touches people and transforms spaces. The Höfner Volksblatt highlighted that these artworks are "sensual, erotic, and a compliment to every woman" – a statement that precisely captures my artistic intention.
"For me, every woman is her own universe – full of color, emotion, and light."
My works are a visual homage to femininity in all its facets. They invite viewers to rediscover their own inner radiance. Thus, the exhibition in Bäch became a dialogue between art and self-perception – between color and emotion.
With this article, the Höfner Volksblatt showed that flowistic art is not only aesthetic but speaks an emotional language: one that inspires and encourages women to see their own lives as a work of art.
