Art on the edge of physics
Where Physics and Art Collide
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Event Horizon
A striking depiction of a black hole, capturing the dynamic flow of matter and energy.
Gravity Wells
Two spheres resting in a curved space, visually representing the pull of gravity.
Cosmic Strings
Abstract intertwining lines representing the theoretical structures of the universe.
Orbital Flow
Dynamic sweeping lines depicting planetary motion and the paths of celestial bodies.
Artphysica #11
Radial light burst with cosmic atmosphere.
Artphysica #12
Monochrome abstraction with subtle gradients.
Artphysica #13
Organic textures meeting geometric hints.
Artphysica #14
Celestial spiral evoking a galactic core.
Artphysica #15
Ink-like forms blooming from darkness.
Artphysica #16
Chromatic waves captured mid-transition.
Artphysica #17
Fluid structures rising like sound.
Artphysica #18
Veiled highlights in a deep field.
Artphysica #19
Contour and reflection in conversation.
The Power of Expression
A detailed sketch capturing the raw geometry and strength of the human face.
Artphysica #21
A lattice of tone and shadow.
The Power of Expression
A piece depicting the hidden forces behind a seemingly mundane action of a human smile..
Artphysica #23
Radiant core with drifting nebulae.
Artphysica #24
Prismatic gradients dissolving into night.
Duality of Reality
Two abstract representations, one atomic and one structural, symbolizing the micro and macro worlds.
The Birth of a Vision: Where Art and Physics Collide
My journey into blending art and physics began not in a grand epiphany, but in small, curious moments—like the way watercolors bled differently on a warm canvas, sparking questions about temperature, adhesion, and the hidden laws of physics. As a child, I refused to choose between art and science, instead seeing them as two lenses to explore the same universe. That rebellion became “Hybrid Mind”—a philosophy that thrives at the intersection of disciplines, where brushstrokes obey equations and cosmic wonders take tangible form.
From Curiosity to Creation
What started as solitary experiments—like dissecting the physics of a smile in “The Power of Expression” or painting the chaos of non-Newtonian fluids—grew into collaborations with scientists, researchers, and fellow artists. My internships at various scientific and research institutions like Skoltech and the Center of Hydrogen Power and Technology further deepened my understanding of science which later seeped into my art. Each canvas, each installation, became a dialogue: not just about science, but with science.