'Étude no. 5' from "Abstract Études - IV" series. Painting

Visual artist | Abstract painter Personal website: www.Belo.World Abstract, emotional, energetic, with a lot of motion. Born and Raised I was born in Buston, Tajikistan. I spent my childhood years there and then, after relocating in my early school years, I lived on Sakhalin Island, Russia. In my young years, I spent time surrounded by very beautiful nature. I was often curiously exploring outdoors, enjoying the views of the Mogoltau and Pamir mountains in Central Asia and the endless changing moods of the sea of the Tartary Strait in the south of Sakhalin Island. Education and Career I have a journalism education but haven't worked in that field. Instead, I began my career as a freelance graphic designer. Throughout my career, I've held various design-related positions, and since 2014, I've worked entirely remotely as a freelancer with international clients. Artistic Journey I've always had a passion for art and photography, which were hobbies until I decided to dedicate myself to creating art. This shift began around 2022-2023 years at the time when I've settled in Batumi, Georgia – a place with gorgeous Caucasian mountains and capricious moods of the Black Sea. I primarily work with acrylic as media. However, I'm also experimenting with digital painting, mixed digital media, and photography. Inspiration My visual inspiration comes from nature, my personal travel experiences, and explorations of various cultures, painters of all kinds of abstract movements, and last but not least, the world of human emotions. All these sources transform and find a visual representation in my work. Artistic Evolution I'm constantly experimenting with visual elements, always seeking and developing new approaches in my artistic processes. I challenge myself to use new media, experiment with unfamiliar color palettes, and try new instruments. Intent and concept I'm currently exploring balance in composition and contrast in visual elements and colors. My works are entirely non-figurative, yet they evoke emotions through the conceptual representation in visual elements and composition. This is reflected in the creation process as well, ultimately impacting the viewer's experience of the final artwork.