Robusta

[robustamalformation]

acrylic on paper a4

[robustamalformation]

Abandoned fountain

oil on canvas 70х80 cm, 2025

[robustamalformation]

Pale lights

oil on cardboard 30x40 cm

[robustamalformation]

Playground

oil on canvas, 2023

[robustamalformation]

cattails

mixed media on paper a4

[robustamalformation]

Giant mama

Mixed media on canvas, 2022

[robustamalformation]

Cityscape with red chair

mixed media on cotton paper a4

[robustamalformation]

Cuckoo nestling

oil on canvas, 60x70 cm

[robustamalformation]

Birds of lake

oil on canvas 70x80 cm, 2025

[robustamalformation]

Small talk

oil on canvas, 50x60 cm

[robustamalformation]

Snowflakes

mixed media on paper, 2025

[robustamalformation]

Boy portrait, 2025

gouache on paper a4

[robustamalformation]

Arsonist

oil on canvas, 2025

[robustamalformation]

Black dog 2025

watercolor and gouache on paper a4

[robustamalformation]

the moth

oil on canvas 30x40 cm

[robustamalformation]

Fire eaters

oil on canvas 60x70 cm, 2023

[robustamalformation]

Two stones

oil on canvas, 60x60 cm, 2025

As a child, I loved rocks with star-shaped patterns. These were usually small limestone pebbles with intricate dark patterns on their surface, reminiscent of stars or snowflakes. I thought these patterns were the rocks themselves, but only recently did it dawn on me that they were apparently some kind of crustose lichen that prefers this porous mineral as a substrate. Despite the fact that the reality turned out to be so prosaic, I still love these rocks.