Prints for interior

Prints

An artwork — whether a photograph or a painting — introduces more than an image into a space. It brings atmosphere, rhythm, and a quiet presence that gradually unfolds through everyday living. Rooted in reality, photography captures light, time, and place with clarity and sensitivity, forming a subtle dialogue between the interior and the viewer.

All works presented here are offered as fine-art prints and are available for acquisition via Saatchi Art, an international platform for contemporary art. Each photograph is conceived both as an independent artwork and as part of a lived space — created for collectors and interiors that value calm, depth, and a considered visual language.

Black ocean

The ocean asserts itself as a dominant, self-sustaining force — vast enough to define the limits of land and life alike. Seen from above, its dark mass overwhelms the shoreline, pressing against black sand with relentless continuity. This is not an image of aggression, but of inevitability: a reminder that the ocean neither protects nor destroys with intent, yet remains powerful enough to give life and take it away, indifferent to human scale or presence.

Blue ocean

Seen from above, the meeting of ocean and shore becomes an exercise in clarity and proportion. The expansive light blue surface dominates the frame, while a narrow line of white sand marks a quiet boundary between land and water. Soft, luminous tones dissolve any sense of drama, presenting the ocean not as a force, but as a calm presence — steady, enveloping, and quietly sustaining life.

Both

This work reflects the fragile space of dialogue — a moment where confrontation and openness exist simultaneously. It speaks of the tension inherent in facing another: the desire to be heard, to find common ground, and to choose a shared direction, while remaining separated by an invisible boundary that cannot be ignored.

Lotuses

Two unopened lotus buds rest against a soft green background. Their restrained form and delicate pink tones suggest purity and balance, inviting quiet contemplation of nature in a moment of stillness, before any transformation unfolds.

Whale

Seen from above, the coastal formation on Nusa Penida takes on an unexpected resemblance to a whale moving through the sea. The elevated viewpoint dissolves its famous identity, transforming the landscape into a study of natural form and perception. Stripped of labels and narratives, the image invites contemplation, where the viewer is free to see beyond recognition and simply experience the beauty of the scene.

Tropical sunset

This work captures a quiet moment of sunset over the sea, where a small tropical island becomes a point of stillness within an expansive horizon. Rendered exclusively in warm shades of orange and yellow, the image distills the scene to light, color, and atmosphere. The fading sun transforms the landscape into a meditative space, inviting contemplation and a sense of temporal pause.

Pier

A pier reaches toward the horizon, drawing a single, unwavering line through space. Its strict symmetry creates a sense of order, while the distance ahead remains undefined. The structure suggests direction, intention, and movement, yet offers no promise of arrival. In black and white, the image becomes a quiet meditation on balance, choice, and the human desire to move forward into the unknown.

50 km/h

This conceptual landscape transforms the northern forest into a fleeting sequence of blurred forms and shifting tones. Movement becomes the dominant condition of the image, dissolving fixed reference points and unsettling any sense of permanence. The work reflects the fragility of human presence within a world that continues to pass by, often faster than awareness can follow.

Antagonism

Captured in black and white with long exposure, the image transforms the forest into a force of motion surrounding a man-made structure. The foliage dissolves into a turbulent mass, engulfing the rigid geometry of the bridge. The work reflects a quiet tension between human intervention and nature — where fragility becomes resilience, and the preservation of primal essence proves stronger than control.

Tree

This black and white photograph centers on a solitary tree standing within an open field, its presence defined by balance and quiet stability. A small stork figure resting among the branches introduces a subtle counterpoint, suggesting coexistence rather than dominance. Reduced to essential forms and contrasts, the image reflects a state of equilibrium in which life, space, and stillness remain in silent harmony.

Kazan Cathedral

This conceptual architectural photograph isolates the cross of Kazan Cathedral within a narrow interval between massive columns. Occupying only a small fragment of the frame, the cross becomes a concentrated point of light and meaning, contrasted by the overwhelming weight of surrounding columns. The composition reflects a tension between spiritual presence and contemporary visual noise, suggesting that even when confined, faith retains an undiminished inner radiance and sense of infinity.

The Peter and Paul Fortress

This conceptual photograph offers a restrained reinterpretation of the Peter and Paul Fortress, presenting the iconic silhouette as a quiet graphic form rather than a historical monument. The composition is structured in clear horizontal layers: the solid line of the fortress fence, the softened surface of the Neva rendered through long exposure, and the fading presence of the setting sun. A limited color palette further reduces the image to light, rhythm, and atmosphere, inviting contemplation and shifting attention from recognition to perception.

Prayer

This black and white conceptual photograph brings together countless wooden wish plaques, each carrying a private intention left behind in public space. Stripped of individual voices, the accumulation becomes a collective surface where repetition replaces confession. The work reflects a quiet paradox: desire is deeply personal, yet shared by many, revealing solitude within sameness and the fragile distance between hope and understanding.

Lake

This work explores visual balance through radical simplicity. The composition is divided evenly between sea and sky, meeting at a horizon placed precisely at the center of the frame. Limited to subtle shades of blue, the image removes distraction and invites quiet contemplation. The absence of narrative allows space for stillness, where sea and sky exist in equal dialogue, creating a sense of calm equilibrium.

Aling-Aling

This work reflects a moment where time seems to suspend itself within the presence of falling water. A powerful stream descends from height, filling the surrounding space with mist and continuous motion, before dissolving into calm flow beyond the frame. Stripped of narrative and possession, the waterfall reveals a form of beauty that exists beyond material value — ancient, self-sufficient, and complete. In this quiet intensity, nature offers a sense of fulfillment that requires nothing in return.

Cozy waterfall

This landscape photograph captures a small forest waterfall rendered through long exposure, where movement dissolves into a soft, continuous flow. Unlike monumental cascades, the scale of this place encourages closeness rather than awe, offering a sense of quiet presence and calm. Filtered sunlight and the surrounding forest create an atmosphere of stillness, inviting the viewer to linger in a moment where sound, warmth, and time seem gently suspended.

Selected for exhibition at the Gallery of Classical Photography, Moscow, as part of the Nature Photo Team exhibition 2026.

Sunset in Bali

This fine art landscape presents the ocean at the moment of sunset, when light gradually dissolves into atmosphere. The scene is defined not by location, but by transition — a brief alignment of color, space, and time that exists only once. By reducing the image to horizon and light, the work invites contemplation of nature’s quiet, ever-changing presence.

Flow

Seen from above, the river reveals itself as a continuous, unidirectional flow between quiet green banks. The elevated viewpoint removes scale and orientation, transforming the movement of water into an abstract rhythm. The current suggests continuity and irreversibility — a silent reflection on time passing, where each moment moves forward and cannot return.

Waterfall in Bali

This work reflects a quiet coexistence between natural movement and human presence. A small waterfall flows steadily through the jungle, its softened motion contrasting with the stillness of an authentic bamboo dwelling nearby. Warm tones and long exposure dissolve detail into atmosphere, shaping a space where time slows and calm emerges not as escape, but as harmony.

Lotuses in water

Two unopened lotus buds emerge from still, murky green water. Their deep burgundy color contrasts with the surrounding marsh tones, revealing a quiet, unexpected beauty within an unideal environment. The image invites calm contemplation of how harmony and grace can exist even in places that seem opaque or unsettled.

Port

A vast port unfolds at the edge of the frame, its ships forming a narrow, restless line beneath mountains and sky. Nature remains calm and self-contained, neither opposing nor overpowering human presence. Yet the scale and rhythm of human activity reveal a quiet dissonance — a contradiction between human endeavor and its own natural origins.

Roofs

This minimalist architectural photograph focuses on the interaction of black rooftops and white facades set against an open sky. Reduced to geometry, contrast, and repetition, the image explores visual rhythm without narrative or symbolism. The work invites quiet contemplation, allowing pattern and form to exist as self-sufficient elements.

Lilac

This photograph focuses on the quiet presence of lilac blossoms set against dense, dark green foliage. Through a restrained color palette and careful reduction of visual elements, the image reveals nature not as spectacle, but as a moment of pure, self-contained beauty. The work invites contemplation, allowing form, color, and stillness to speak without narrative or distraction.

Water

This black and white work reduces natural forces to rhythm, texture, and pressure. A concentrated flow meets resistance, producing a quiet transformation that unfolds over time rather than in a single moment. Stripped of context and scale, the image becomes a study of persistence and change, where softness and strength coexist in a continuous, almost imperceptible process.