In 1842, an English physician James Braid, showed that when fixing the gaze on a shiny subjects, a special state of the body and mind occurs, which he also called HYPNOSIS in 1843. I suggest you plunge into a special state. To do this, just look at the painting from HYPNOSIS collection. Are there enough shiny objects in this painting? This artwork is real. I wanted to make him alive. My personal challenge is to create a multidimensional, surreal imaginary space. This space is subconscious, woven from fragments of the past, experienced emotions, inner reasoning and dreams. Modern humans are forced to process a gigantic stream of information hitting them from all side. Images, colors, text, symbols, signs: this is what our brains have to process every single day. I tried to imprint in the art the chaos of human thoughts and feelings. I masterfully works with fragments from magazines. Each of them has its own unique history and atmosphere. They look like frozen memories or dreams... Confining many beautiful fragments in a limited space, you get an effect of a kaleidoscope, fireworks. The digest of beauty. You can look at this forever, studying each individual fragment possessing a unique origin, as well as looking at the combination of many details in a whole. Latin catch phrases are especially animated. This is something that is interesting to talk about. Combining the meaning of wise words and history on the canvas, a new philosophy is born. Individual for each observer. Exploring the artwork, each beholder discovers his/her own subconscious world, deciphering the symbols in his/her own language.

In 1842, an English physician James Braid, showed that when fixing the gaze on a shiny subjects, a special state of the body and mind occurs, which he also called HYPNOSIS in 1843. I suggest you plunge into a special state. To do this, just look at the painting from HYPNOSIS collection. Are there enough shiny objects in this painting? This artwork is real. I wanted to make him alive. My personal challenge is to create a multidimensional, surreal imaginary space. This space is subconscious, woven from fragments of the past, experienced emotions, inner reasoning and dreams. Modern humans are forced to process a gigantic stream of information hitting them from all side. Images, colors, text, symbols, signs: this is what our brains have to process every single day. I tried to imprint in the art the chaos of human thoughts and feelings. I masterfully works with fragments from magazines. Each of them has its own unique history and atmosphere. They look like frozen memories or dreams...