A photograph attracts me and entertains me by all its aspects.  Photography is my work realisation, it is  the way how I express my artistic soul and also it is my teacher of the world. Again and again it improves my observing skill, enlarges my visual memory and enriches the scale of colours, contrast, shapes and emotions I  can notice and perceive. So sometimes I see the world around  as a set of photos which I must keep in my mind and can recall easily anytime.

       The whole process how to get a new photograph is so creative - and this  is just something for me. What   a grade scale of a technical facilities  the nowadays cameras have; how to chose, design and stylise the object  of one’s photographing or using a high advanced technology of editing software or actually doing graphic work on a photograph … Every step of this productive process leading to the   final product - a portrait, picture, photograph -  is a large field for artistic creativity.

      I was involved into a process of  a photograph birth from my childhood. As a child I was the mum’s assistant in the home dark photo-room thousand times and I can remind it all in  details as I enjoyed it so much: it was such a magic when the photograph slowly got to its appearance  on the photo paper dived in the developing liquid. 

    The visual form of art was always a matter of my interest theoretically. That is why my university diploma thesis dealt with the symmetry, asymmetry and the golden ration  rules and relations in the nature as well as in the art.

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