From an early age, feeling an overwhelming attraction to art, the artist, despite the lack of support in childhood and traditional art education, managed to forge her own unique path in the world of painting. Perseverance and a thirst for knowledge led her to one of the best art colleges in Russia, where she received an academic foundation and became a professional artist-painter.

However, the academic framework could not restrain her rebellious spirit and desire for innovation. During her studies, her own unique style began to take shape, becoming the artist's trademark. Her innovative approach met with both support and resistance from conservative colleagues.

Despite the obstacles, the artist continued to follow the call of her heart, creating works that won recognition at prestigious Russian competitions and attracted the attention of collectors and art connoisseurs.

After graduation, new horizons opened up for the artist. She participated in major visual projects, developed scenery for theatrical productions, worked on church mosaics for temples, and created animation for music concerts. Currently, her project is being used to paint the Church of St. George the Victorious in Crimea.

Art and family are the main values in the artist's life. She is convinced that art can transform the world, and the role of the artist is to be the voice of culture, express important meanings, and guide society. "When I create beauty, I urge people to see beauty in the world, when I create terrible art, I want to guide the world by showing what not to become. There is always a dialogue in my paintings," says the artist.