For me, every novel, short story, or essay I work on is an opening into a hidden world, a chance to explore human nature, unexplained natural phenomena, and forgotten pages of history. It’s also an opportunity to better understand how everything in our society is interconnected and to catch glimpses of what the future may hold.

I’m fascinated by bizarre true stories and by the ways people behave in extraordinary situations. I love weaving such twists of fate into my writing. That’s my source of inspiration, and it’s what I enjoy sharing with my readers.

Art at its core is a tool for transmitting information. Alongside spoken language, it became a vital element in the development of civilization and laid the groundwork for writing, which originated from artistic images - hieroglyphs and ideograms - that carried meaning. This is the principle I follow in my own paintings.

As I see it, technological progress is bringing an end to art as we once knew it. Its roles and purposes are changing. What art used to be no longer has a place in the modern world. But that does not mean art is dead. It means its mission and its very nature have evolved. Art is becoming a medium for declaring new ideas, new concepts, and new ways of thinking.

That is exactly what I strive to embody in my work.

I am the creator of a philosophical system called Xitonia, or Transformative Magic. It is based on the idea that our universe is, and has always been, an intelligent formation. Everything within it, including life and consciousness, develops according to fundamental principles.

Xitonia is a practical system designed to activate the body’s inner resources to support good health and help live longer. It combines psychological practices with fitness techniques built on completely new principles.