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The confluence of science and art has fascinated me throughout my career. For the last seven years, I have developed a body of work inspired by atmospheric physics, computer vision, video mapping and spatial augmented reality, and social digital media. I strive to create artworks that enable viewers to observe and interact with natural processes. 

I am less interested in creating an alternative reality than in capturing it through my art, aka, the mysterious in the world surrounding us all. 

My artworks frequently incorporate flowing water, fog, sand, and light to create complex and continually changing systems. Many of these works can be seen as “observatories” in that they frame and enhance our perception of natural phenomena. I am intrigued by the way new and unpredictable patterns can emerge when things are allowed to flow. These patterns are not plainly static objects, but more like patterns of behavior. 

Exhibitions and installations

2007 Details of Sound, Kyiv Ukraine
2008 Kvitnu, Kiev  Ukraine
2008 Kievbass, Kyiv (with Tim Exile)  Ukraine
2009 Zivot, Kharkiv  Ukraine
2009 Details of Sound, Kyiv Ukraine
2010 Zsuf, Ternopil Ukraine
2011 Sheshory with Arkana, Lviv
2011 LONDON KINETICA Art Fair, London UK
2011 ­ Space Odyssey 2011 / Art Arsenal, Kyiv. ­ Science Art Project  
2011 ­ MUHi 2011/ Bottega Gallery, Kiev  
2012 ­ Form voids / Bottega Gallery  
2013 Istanbul OIM, Istanbul TR
2015 Live Museum, Montenegro, Solo Exhibition
2015 Expectation - theater performance, Andriy Bazyuta, and Yuriy Muravickiy
2015 Live City Project, Budva. Montenegro
2015 Select Art Fail. Arial Illusions. New York @Dia Art Foundation 
2015 Room without Number / Andriy Bazyuta and Ekaterina Sisfontes, Kotor Montenegro
2015 - Gallery Hå gamle prestegard (Rogaland County, Norway) 
2015 Bulart Gallery / SHAPESHIFTERS. Bulgaria
2016 - Theater performance Podgorica