How did you become designer?

I grew up in a family of artists. From childhood, I remember pictures and works of art, they attracted me fiercely. I loved to draw with my father. I followed my uncle’s heels to see how he creates masterpieces. I also graduated from art school as a child, so from childhood to the present day – creativity has always attracted me, I dive headlong into it.

How would you define your vision of design, your style? 

I love minimalism. I have always been inspired by Swiss typography. Research, in other words, seeing, is the basis for the growth of a good designer. Visiting exhibitions of contemporary art and historical exhibitions, such as the Renaissance. Great architects such as: Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Caravaggio. Of the more modern ones, these are Vangogh, Monet, Edgar Degas, Selvador Dali and Klimt.

For the future, what are your professional projects?

Now I work more as a creative director than a designer. My goal is to help the team capture the exact essence of the project and convey it through creativity to enhance the business. And as a leader, my goal is more global. This is the development of designers, the development of the creative industry.

This is an opportunity to create. I feel like a happy person, I can design for days, I have always been designing when I was paid and not paid. My hobbies, my hobbies – everything is directly related to design. This is my life’s work and I am extremely happy that I can work and enjoy the process at the same time. I like work that leaves an emotional mark, whether it’s one that touches on topics that are important to humanity. This is peace on earth, conflict resolution, helping those in need, those who can be helped and who can then develop. That is, everything without which there can be no evolution of mankind.