This painting was made in memory of Eugenia, Elena’s husband’s grandmother who passed away in summer 2021. Elena’s kids (Eugenia’s great-grandkids) picked this beautiful bouquet on the day she left this life and Elena painted them with a closed book that symbolizes the last chapter read of Eugenia’s life.
Oil on canvas, 2024
30×40 in
I love to paint portraits of my family. This original oil painting depicts my two little sons, who always get in trouble, but always together helping each other.
I wanted to show them as foxes because they are mischievous and playful.
I used oil paints in the heavy impasto technique and finished the work with oil bars.
Oil on canvas, 2024
36 x 48 in
These little kittens always seem to be hungry, their tiny bellies never quite full. How can you possibly say “no” to those adorable faces? If you think you can, just take a moment to look into their pleading eyes. It won’t take long before you feel that irresistible pull to take care of them. And now, without a second thought, you’re already rushing to fill their bowls, aren’t you?
6×6 in, collage on wooden board
This guy is a king of accounting. You can’t beat him. Look at his records!
6 x6 in, collage on wooden board
If you need to learn good manners (I don’t think you do) ask Mr. Rogers. He knows which soon goes with which dish.
6 x 6 in, collage on wooden board
In a world dominated by modern technology, handwriting is becoming a lost art. But our Richard remains dedicated to preserving the tradition and craft of fine calligraphy.
6 x 6 in, collage on wooden board
Love singing in the shower? Our curly dog loves to sing wherever she goes! Unfortunately, not everyone shares her enthusiasm for her “performances.”
8 x 8 in, collage on wooden board
Why are cats so grumpy? Because they steal lemon juice! Imagine how you’d feel after drinking an entire bottle of it—pretty sour, right? Now you get it!
8 x 8 in, collage on wooden board
This cat is the proud owner of an old-fashioned coffee shop and bakery, a place where time seems to slow down and every detail matters. He’s the kind of feline who believes in the importance of doing things the right way, whether it’s perfectly brewing the coffee or kneading dough to just the right consistency.
8×8 in, paper collage on wooden board
That’s the news that our doggy got and that the last newspaper delivered. Why? Because the only good news that can be good in the morning is FOOD!
6×6 in, paper collage on wooden board
Every morning, dogs had a special job to do. They would rush out to grab the morning newspaper that the delivery person had left at the end of the driveway. But what about the dog’s news? Oh, there were always juicy tidbits.
6×6 in, paper collage on wooden board
Comedian is a 2019 artwork by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan, created in a limited edition of three. The piece consists of a fresh banana affixed to a wall with duct tape, embodying the concept of conceptual art. Accompanying the banana is a certificate of authenticity, which includes detailed instructions and diagrams for its proper installation. Two editions of the work were sold for $120,000 each at Art Basel Miami Beach, attracting widespread media attention. The third edition was donated to the Guggenheim Museum. In November 2024, the second edition of the piece was resold for $6.2 million.
Our doggy is puzzled what all that means.
6x6in, paper collage on wooden board
This Koala is a genius – he invented the Time Machine. And the reason for his success is good food.
After months of hard work and countless trials, Koby finally completed his invention: a sleek, shimmering time machine!
Collage, watercolour, 2024
8 x 8 in
How it works and why we don’t understand each other.
collage on wooden panel, 8 x 8 in
2024
Alice finds herself in a surreal underwater realm, a vivid manifestation of her dreams where reality and imagination intertwine. Surrounded by shimmering bubbles and swirling currents, she feels the weight of her tears, which have transformed into a vast ocean, reflecting her emotions and experiences.
This oil painting combines three oil paintings I accomplished in 2012-2016, collaged and repainted into one large piece.
Oil painting on canvas and wood.
30 x 60 in, 2022-2025
As the guardian of tea, Jasmine possesses a unique ability to enhance the flavors of every brew. With a gentle wave of her wand, she infuses each cup with the essence of the finest ingredients, ensuring that every sip is an unforgettable experience. Her passion for tea is evident as she lovingly tends to her tea plants, whispering secrets of flavor and aroma that only she can unlock.
8×8 in
Collage on board
How would things look if the “Alice in Wonderland” story were written today? I questioned this myself and got some answers. Meet my new watercolour series – Alice in Wonderland in mid-2020’s 🙂
Fast food reached the Wonderland.
5 x 7 in (without mat)
Matted to 8 x 10 in and framed
How would things look if the “Alice in Wonderland” story were written today? I questioned this myself and got some answers. Meet my new watercolour series – Alice in Wonderland in mid-2020’s 🙂
There are no kangaroos in the original story, of course. I imagined, what kind of rabbits would motivate Alice to move and run after. And, I think, it would definitely be an Easter Bunny. And who can deliver eggs better and faster? An upgraded Easter Bunny, which is a kangaroo. Here they are.
5 x 7 in (without mat)
Matted to 8 x 10 in and framed
How would things look if the “Alice in Wonderland” story were written today? I questioned this myself and got some answers. Meet my new watercolour series – Alice in Wonderland in mid-2020’s 🙂
Instead of books and bookshelves, Alice sees a lot of screens and LED lights.
5 x 7 in (without mat)
Matted to 8 x 10 in and framed
This painting is about serenity and depth -the beauty of both dimensions.
16 x 20 in
2024, oil on canvas
This gouache work waspainted from life (no in-studio touch-ups) in hot summer 2024.
Gouache, 5.5 x 8.5 in, matted in 4×6 in format.
Matted size 9 x 12 in
This paitnign is about serenity and the depth -the beauty of both dimensions.
16 x 20 in
2024, acrylic
