My name is Polina. I am an artist, muralist, and architect by education.

Creativity has been a natural part of my life since childhood. I have always been drawn to creating worlds of my own and expressing the way I perceive reality through different mediums — drawing, textiles, decorative arts, writing, and craftsmanship.

After graduating from an art school in Yekaterinburg, I continued my studies in architecture, earning degrees from the Ural State Academy of Architecture and Arts and later from the Czech Technical University in Prague.

For more than seven years, I worked as a mural artist, exploring how color, light, and visual elements shape the atmosphere of a space and influence human experience.

Today, I create decorative and sculptural works that are not only meant to enrich interiors but also to evoke reflection and emotion. Through my work, I explore human states, vulnerability, self-expression, and the relationship between the inner and outer worlds. I hope my art encourages people to slow down, listen to themselves, and reconnect with what truly matters.

I create paintings and decorative interior objects, including wall panels, masks, and dreamcatchers. My work explores vulnerability, self-expression, and the emotional states people experience throughout life. For me, masks are not a way to hide, but an opportunity to embody different roles and perspectives.

Working entirely by hand, I combine papier-mâché, acrylic paint, texture paste, and found materials to create tactile, three-dimensional pieces. Through my work, I hope to encourage people to connect more deeply with themselves, embrace their uniqueness, and make space for the full range of human emotions.