2024

The incredibly beautiful nature of the Kola Peninsula is mesmerizing, overwhelming. With this collection, I want to show how remarkable nature is in those parts — both harsh and welcoming, warm and cold.
The choice of vessel shapes is no coincidence: hourglasses, as a symbol of time, preserving memories of a beautiful corner of our country. Similarly, the sculptures in the form of stones, "Ice Droplets" , tell us about this place. I depict natural events in different parts of the peninsula.
Teriberka and the Barents Sea, the Lovozero landscapes and their inhabitants — all of this can be seen in my works from the Murmansk collection.

The works were shown at the exhibition Salon de 4Ceramics 2025.

Wheel-thrown technique, stoneware clay, porcelain, glaze.
Height 38 cm, diameter 18 cm

Black cliffs, strong wind from the sea, ice and snow. The edge of the earth.

Wheel-thrown technique, stoneware clay, porcelain, glaze.
Height 38 cm, diameter 19 cm

Apatite, from the Greek apateō — "I deceive." A mineral of the Kola Peninsula.

Wheel-thrown technique, stoneware clay, porcelain.
Height 27 cm, diameter 12.5 cm

Abandoned ships and the beauty of metal corrosion in the winds of the Kola Peninsula.

Wheel-thrown technique, stoneware clay, porcelain, glaze.
Height 26 cm, diameter 17 cm

Sharp stones and plants coexist side by side.

Wheel-thrown technique, stoneware clay, porcelain, glaze.
Height 24 cm, diameter 12 cm

Available for order

Wheel-thrown technique, stoneware clay, porcelain, glaze.
Height 25.5 cm, diameter 18 cm

Available for order