Trishul

2011 • iPad Sketch • Moscow

Trishul is a sacred symbol of the Hindu tradition and one of the principal attributes of Shiva. An image that occupies an important place in Indian culture and religious art.

A series of digital drawings created on an iPad. Linear graphics, intricate detail, and symbolic narratives inspired by the cultural traditions and spiritual heritage of Asia, combined with elements of contemporary psychedelic culture.

Sadhu

2011 • iPad Sketch • Moscow

Sadhus are ascetics who dedicate their lives to spiritual practice, pilgrimage, and the pursuit of liberation.

Bali Spirit

2013 • iPad Sketch • during the flight from Bali to Moscow

The spiritual tradition of Bali combines Hinduism, shamanic practices, and the reverence of nature spirits. Rituals, ceremonies, and interaction with the unseen world play an important role in the island’s culture.

Boom Festival

2012 • iPad Sketch • Boomland, Portugal

Boom Festival is an international gathering of art, music, and alternative culture held in Portugal. One of the key events of the global psychedelic movement, bringing together electronic music, contemporary art, environmental initiatives, spiritual practices, and ideas of sustainable living.

Skull

2011 • iPad Sketch • Moscow

Reflections on death hold an important place in psychedelic culture as a reminder of the cyclical nature of life and the inevitability of change. A symbol of transformation, inner rebirth, and moving beyond ordinary perception.

Chakra System

2011 • iPad Sketch • Moscow.

According to Eastern spiritual traditions, the human body contains a number of energy centers associated with different aspects of physical, emotional, and spiritual experience.

Shri Ganesha

2014 • iPad Sketch • Himalayas

Ganesha is one of the most widely revered deities in the Hindu tradition. The patron of knowledge, wisdom, new beginnings, and the remover of obstacles. Son of Shiva and the goddess Parvati.

Dharma Wheel

2014 • iPad Sketch • Himalayas

The Dharma Wheel is one of the central symbols of the Buddhist tradition. It represents the path of spiritual development, adherence to the teachings of the Buddha, and the continuous cycle of life, death, and rebirth.