Hozoviotisa Celebration is a photographic project shot in 2024 on the small yet extraordinarily beautiful Greek island of Amorgos, drifting in the endless blue of the Aegean Sea. Here, on the edge of a cliff, suspended between sky and water, stands the Monastery of Panagia Hozoviotisa — a white fortress carved into the rock, which for centuries has drawn visitors from all over the world.
Once a year, during the celebration of the monastery and the icon of the Virgin Mary, Amorgos comes alive with a special light. Roads fill with people — locals, pilgrims, travelers. In the whitewashed Chora, islanders spend several days preparing traditional dishes for the feast.
By evening, the narrow paths leading to the monastery are lined with processions of people heading to the All-Night Vigil, which lasts until dawn. The words of prayers and the voices of the choir echo in the stone, blending with the sound of waves crashing below.
Hozoviotisa Celebration is a glimpse at the сelebration as the living fabric of the island, where faith, tradition, and the beauty of nature are interwoven. It is a story of people who, despite distances and time, gather each year to climb once more the steep path to the sacred place, to greet the sunrise together, and to share bread, prayer, and joy.

Palessie - is one of the most historical regions on the South of Belarus. Well known for its picturesque spring flooding, wild nature & fabulous mix of christian & pagan rituals in the villages it is the real treasure in the middle of Europe. There is a legend that in Ancient time famous historian came here by boat & was so impressed, that gave the name "Sea of Herodotus" for the whole area between the lowlands.

A photographic journey through the dramatic contrasts, textures, and timeless light of the Eternal City. This series captures Rome through the interplay of brilliant sunlight and deep shadows, revealing the raw beauty of ancient stone, iconic domes, and vivid street life. It is an invitation to experience the artistic soul and cinematic vibe of a city frozen between history and modern rhythm.

Istanbul. The city and its people.

"Silhouettes of Georgia" is a contemplative visual journey through the subtle rhythm of daily Georgian life. Clean, elegant, and timeless, the series explores the deep connection between people and their environments through stark contrast and deliberate framing—a solitary figure lingering by the sea, shadows against historic Tbilisi rooftops, and quiet moments glimpsed through window frames and urban rain.

A documentary photography project about the people, traditions, and cultural memory of Bakuriani, Georgia. Through authentic portraits and everyday moments, the series explores how history and identity are preserved by those who continue to live among the mountains.

These images reflect my travels, striving to authentically convey the true nature of the places and situations I've lived through

Most of these shots were taken in Tusheti, the hardest area to reach in Georgia. I love mountains and it's vibe, it is not that easy to take photos in the mountains, sometimes you freeze or standing on the edge of the pick but it's the best feeling when you get a shot!

In this project I look at artificial borders and the illusion of observing. Through multiple exposures, reflections in glass and the light between two worlds -- the wild and the civilized -- the line between the prisoner and the spectator begins to blur. People come to the zoo to connect with nature, but instead, they catch their own reflection in the glass, trapped inside someone else’s cage. This is about how easily we adapt to restrictions, how the space around us can quietly become a prison and how society accepts isolation as something normal. Who is really on the other side of the glass?