design is everything, everything is you
i see the world isn't a collection of random objects, but a complex architecture of connections. behind every intuitive gesture lies an algorithm; behind every visual solution, the logic of structure.
design without an understanding of internal processes remains mere decoration; engineering without a focus on the human remains cold code.
my approach is the pursuit of true innovation through the user journey merging architectural rigor with visual empathy.
to design structures is to define the boundaries of the future; every decision is a choice of what the world will become in the next moment.
and i believe that. every f*ckn day.
tickeway
air travel is only as good as the pre-flight experience. we built a lightweight ecosystem that handles everything: from historical price-driven booking to automated check-ins and real-time gate navigation »
this is your boarding pass. really.
no more digging through emails, no more screenshots, no more panic at the gate – just open your ticket straight from the lockscreen. it's that fast, that simple, and always right where you need it.
track your flight in real time. for your grandmother, of course.
we pull live data straight from flightradar24.com, so she'll always know exactly where you are – somewhere over the atlantic, descending into rome, or already taxiing to the gate. she'll see your altitude, your speed, and how much time is left until you land. no more worried phone calls, no more "did you land yet?" texts. just peace of mind, in the palm of her hand.
designed for your thumb.
woscope
this is a digital ecosystem for meeting management that synchronizes fragmented platforms into a single, cohesive interface. by connecting professional tools and third-party services, users gain a unified space for strategic planning, organization, and real-time meeting tracking.
through native browser extensions, woscope integrates into your existing workflow automatically. it streamlines team coordination and eliminates the friction of switching between tools – providing one-click access to stay on top of every critical interaction.
engineered for focus, woscope transforms meeting chaos into a structured digital stream »
posters for tickeway
posters made to move you. really. a series of prints designed to nudge you off the couch and into the world — bold colors, big skies, and just enough wanderlust to make you check flight prices at 2 a.m. because the best trip is the one you finally decide to take.
thousanduns
thousandsuns is a conceptual calendar forecasting solar wind – space weather that affects everything from cellular bacteria to atomic clocks. using data from nineteen nasa missions, the project employs probability theory to predict
solar activity a year ahead.
the data is printed on translucent plastic, concealing sticker-numbers 1 through 31 beneath bold, luminescent typography that glows in the dark. the glossy finish catches daylight, while the cover displays the speed of light in
a vacuum, serving as a gateway to nasa's archives.
the layout relies on the flawless geometry of itc bauhaus; notice how the numerals integrate into the grid, turning raw scientific data into a balanced visual frequency »
moscow city games
in 2017 served as a co-organizer for moscow city games. i designed a real-time tournament management platform that integrated athletes into a unified digital ecosystem.
both athletes and spectators could track results directly on the website – a necessity at the time, as messaging apps had not yet evolved to handle such real-time demands.
139dec
this brand is an avantgarde st. petersburg label redefining modern fashion through experimental silhouettes and conceptual practices; and the challenge was to design a runway show with total creative freedom, restricted only by financial feasibility.
the proposed concept takes place in an aircraft hangar: an industrial cathedral where models arrive directly by plane. this fusion of high fashion and aviation aesthetics creates a raw, monumental atmosphere that mirrors the brand's radical identity.
the visual narrative – from architecture to movement — is the result of hundreds of iterations using midjourney and kling ai. it's a digital exploration of a physical space, where ai serves as the architect of a new fashion reality.
shift
a display typeface that lives a life of its own. built for the digital environment and a specific application that reads the user's stress level. in other words, a typeface that reacts through form: the higher the tension, the greater the distortion of each glyph.
impact was taken as the base – a face dense and confident enough to carry the deformation without falling apart. this way, a person sees their own state reflected on the screen and understands: it's time to stop, at least for a moment, and try to exhale.
of course the type variations weren't drawn by hand. a dedicated web app was built for the job: it breaks the letterform according to the stress input and exports an svg file, which can then be used either on the fly – pulled into the interface in real time or saved out and dropped into print.
waycue
the moment when time investment transforms into an algorithmic cascade. the silent cinematography of financial data, consuming the body from within, leaving only a digital silhouette.
kammerton
an exploration of the "standard of pitch" translated into geometry. much like a tuning fork provides a reference frequency for instruments, this typeface seeks the ideal frequency of a line.
architectural rigor meets musical precision: a search for the absolute standard of beauty in every stroke.
velokino
do you love bikes like me? so! in 2016 with maria khromtsova, we developed a web platform centered around seamless, silent cinematography; the challenge was to weave high-impact video into the existing brand identity. look at the logo OO< this is a minimalist film camera, defined the palette of pale red and white; by merging this geometric rigor with moving images, we created velokino.com.
all pictures made on canon eos 1-n
w/ lens ef 200mm 1:2.8 l ultrasonic
via ilford pan or ilford delta
perfect world
non-profit study. an observation of the world's quiet beauty. this project is an attempt to look at people from a distance, capturing raw, unfiltered emotions while remaining invisible behind the lens. it's not about photography; it's about the architecture of being human when no one is watching »
this logo is looking at you right now. please don't move.