I am an Aesthetic Director working at the intersection of art, culture, design, and material culture.
My work is driven by one question: how aesthetics shape the way we feel, desire, and live.
Rather than designing interiors, I define aesthetic identities. Every project begins with a concept and unfolds through atmosphere, objects, materials, light, art, and cultural references into a coherent emotional language.

I am drawn to refinement—not as a symbol of luxury, but as a form of intelligence. I am interested in the quiet tension between structure and sensuality, discipline and instinct, permanence and impermanence. These contrasts shape the way I think, curate, and create.

My perspective has been formed through n ongoing dialogue with architecture, fashion, the performing arts, and cultural history.
The intellectual rigor of Carlo Scarpa, Piero Portaluppi, and Auguste Perret, the choreographic intensity of Maurice Béjart, the refined vision of Yves Saint Laurent, and the cultural legacy of Pierre Bergé have profoundly influenced the way I understand beauty—not as decoration, but as a source of pleasure and meaning.

Having lived and worked across Russia, China, and USA, I have developed an international perspective shaped by dialogue with galleries, design showrooms, collectors, and cultural institutions. These experiences continue to inform projects that move fluidly between private residences, hospitality, cultural initiatives, and brand environments.

I believe that taste is not beaty. It is a way of seeing the world—and one of the most enduring forms of cultural value.