I was very lucky to have parents like mine. My father was a scientist and university professor with an analytical mindset and excellent organizational skills. My mother, on the other hand, is an artist and musician - a creative person. Since childhood, I have been attracted to both poles of life – natural sciences and art. Therefore, after graduating from elementary art school, I moved to the Lyceum of Technology and Management in high school. Then a similar change of interests occurred again: first I graduated from the University of Engineering and Nuclear Physics, then from the University of Literature (both in Russia), and a year ago in the USA I graduated from New York Film Academy (NYFA) with MA degree in Filmmaking and Media Production.
After graduating from three Universities, I realized an important thing: real science, like real art, is pure creativity aimed at one goal – to know ourselves and the world around us. The only difference between the science and the art is the set of tools and methods they use to achieve this goal. That's what I want to talk about, or rather remind the world in my projects. People actively learn about themselves and the world around them in childhood, and then most of us grow up without being able to mature. Growing up, we often forget about the most important thing, that life is a long dream and the only thing we can to do is to eventually wake up for real.