SELECTED EXHIBITIONS & FESTIVALS
2026 | SOLO EXHIBITION: "REBUILD YOUR WORLD ANEW"
"Rebuild Your World Anew" — Solo Collage Exhibition February 14 – March 20, 2026
Featured Series: A comprehensive showcase of original analog and digital collages.
Curatorial Statement: "We live in an era of great instability. The world around us has ceased to be predictable: familiar routes break off, old meanings are erased, and reality crumbles into thousands of fragments before our eyes. Collage is the art of giving fragments a second chance."
Concept: My work is built upon what once existed: accidental scraps of old photographs, elements of classical masterpieces. Individually, these are merely archives of memory—dusty shards of a broken time. But from these fragments, an infinite number of new worlds can be created.
Philosophy: Collage teaches us that if reality has crumbled, it is not the end. It is merely material. We are living collages made of cities, books, losses, and discoveries. It is up to us to decide what kind of world we choose to assemble from the pieces remaining in our hands.
Featured Series: A comprehensive showcase of original analog and digital collages.
Curatorial Statement: "We live in an era of great instability. The world around us has ceased to be predictable: familiar routes break off, old meanings are erased, and reality crumbles into thousands of fragments before our eyes. Collage is the art of giving fragments a second chance."
Concept: My work is built upon what once existed: accidental scraps of old photographs, elements of classical masterpieces. Individually, these are merely archives of memory—dusty shards of a broken time. But from these fragments, an infinite number of new worlds can be created.
Philosophy: Collage teaches us that if reality has crumbled, it is not the end. It is merely material. We are living collages made of cities, books, losses, and discoveries. It is up to us to decide what kind of world we choose to assemble from the pieces remaining in our hands.
2022–2025 | VAN GOGH MUSEUM x IXXI
International Art Project & Exclusive Licensing Amsterdam, Netherlands
Featured Artwork: "Portrait of Van Gogh"
Project Overview: The collage "Portrait of Van Gogh" was selected as one of the 10 winning entries in an international art competition celebrating the legacy of the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. The contest was organized by the renowned wall decor brand IXXI in official partnership with the Van Gogh Museum.
Licensing & Recognition: Following the victory, the artwork was granted an exclusive three-year license (2022–2025) for a limited-edition global collection. This partnership highlights the work's high aesthetic and technical standards, meeting the criteria of one of the world's leading cultural institutions.
Featured Artwork: "Portrait of Van Gogh"
Project Overview: The collage "Portrait of Van Gogh" was selected as one of the 10 winning entries in an international art competition celebrating the legacy of the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. The contest was organized by the renowned wall decor brand IXXI in official partnership with the Van Gogh Museum.
Licensing & Recognition: Following the victory, the artwork was granted an exclusive three-year license (2022–2025) for a limited-edition global collection. This partnership highlights the work's high aesthetic and technical standards, meeting the criteria of one of the world's leading cultural institutions.
2025 | BAM! POP CULTURE FESTIVAL
International Art Festival & Final Exhibition Paris / Villeparisis, France
Featured Artwork: "Lolita: The Unfulfilled Dream"
Project Overview: This artwork was selected as a winner and featured in the final exhibition of the BAM! Pop Culture Festival in Paris. Reinterpreting iconic figures from the last 50 years, the project received over 500 applications from 45 countries. My work was chosen by an expert jury to be among the 200 collages showcased.
Curatorial Concept: A radical reinterpretation of the heroine from Vladimir Nabokov’s novel. Moving beyond cinematic stereotypes and the "objectification" of the character, this collage reveals the true tragedy of shattered innocence.
Symbolism: Lolita is depicted not as an object of desire, but as an individual embodying her own cherished dream of becoming a ballerina. Set in a modest hotel room, the figure symbolizes the fragility of childhood aspirations crushed by adult violence. Through the medium of collage, I "fulfill" her dream, granting the character a voice and an identity beyond her tragic fate.
Location: Exhibited at the Centre Culturel Jacques Prévert, supported by the Paris Collage Collective.
Featured Artwork: "Lolita: The Unfulfilled Dream"
Project Overview: This artwork was selected as a winner and featured in the final exhibition of the BAM! Pop Culture Festival in Paris. Reinterpreting iconic figures from the last 50 years, the project received over 500 applications from 45 countries. My work was chosen by an expert jury to be among the 200 collages showcased.
Curatorial Concept: A radical reinterpretation of the heroine from Vladimir Nabokov’s novel. Moving beyond cinematic stereotypes and the "objectification" of the character, this collage reveals the true tragedy of shattered innocence.
Symbolism: Lolita is depicted not as an object of desire, but as an individual embodying her own cherished dream of becoming a ballerina. Set in a modest hotel room, the figure symbolizes the fragility of childhood aspirations crushed by adult violence. Through the medium of collage, I "fulfill" her dream, granting the character a voice and an identity beyond her tragic fate.
Location: Exhibited at the Centre Culturel Jacques Prévert, supported by the Paris Collage Collective.
2023 | XV INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION "ENTRESILOS"
International Contemporary Art Group Show Villacañas, Spain
Featured Series: 5 Original Collage Artworks
Project Overview: A selection of five key works was presented at the 15th edition of the "ENTRESILOS" international exhibition. This prestigious art event is known for its unique location in historical industrial silos, providing a powerful architectural context for contemporary art.
Curatorial Concept: The series explores the intersection of shared values and individual perception. "We may think the same things, share the same values, and feel the same emotions, but we will always observe different details and look in different directions."
Artistic Vision: These works serve as a visual study of how the human psyche filters a common reality. The presentation of five pieces allowed for a deeper immersion into my technique, showcasing the dialogue between collective human experience and the singularity of the artistic gaze.
Featured Series: 5 Original Collage Artworks
Project Overview: A selection of five key works was presented at the 15th edition of the "ENTRESILOS" international exhibition. This prestigious art event is known for its unique location in historical industrial silos, providing a powerful architectural context for contemporary art.
Curatorial Concept: The series explores the intersection of shared values and individual perception. "We may think the same things, share the same values, and feel the same emotions, but we will always observe different details and look in different directions."
Artistic Vision: These works serve as a visual study of how the human psyche filters a common reality. The presentation of five pieces allowed for a deeper immersion into my technique, showcasing the dialogue between collective human experience and the singularity of the artistic gaze.
2021 | MUSEUM OF NEW ZEALAND TE PAPA TONGAREWA
International Open Call Collaboration Wellington, New Zealand
Featured Artwork: "Surrealist Dreams"
Project Overview: This work was selected for the "Dreaming After Dark" event, an international creative collaboration between the Paris Collage Collective and the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa.
Curatorial Concept: A surrealist reinterpretation of archival photography. The piece utilizes a historical image from the Frederick B. Butler/Crown Studios Collection (1971), gifted to the museum. By deconstructing the rigid lines of the New Plymouth Boys' High School Dormitory, the collage transforms a historical archive into a dreamscape.
Artistic Value: This project highlights the dialogue between institutional heritage and contemporary collage, demonstrating the artist's ability to work with historical archives to create new, evocative narratives.
Featured Artwork: "Surrealist Dreams"
Project Overview: This work was selected for the "Dreaming After Dark" event, an international creative collaboration between the Paris Collage Collective and the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa.
Curatorial Concept: A surrealist reinterpretation of archival photography. The piece utilizes a historical image from the Frederick B. Butler/Crown Studios Collection (1971), gifted to the museum. By deconstructing the rigid lines of the New Plymouth Boys' High School Dormitory, the collage transforms a historical archive into a dreamscape.
Artistic Value: This project highlights the dialogue between institutional heritage and contemporary collage, demonstrating the artist's ability to work with historical archives to create new, evocative narratives.
