What if a signature style isn’t something you find, but something you create?

It took me a while to realize that my interests in letters, architecture, deconstruction, and visual puzzles weren’t separate. They were all pointing in the same direction: making art that invites people to see familiar things differently.

That led me to «автроский стлиь», a scrambled version of «авторский стиль» (“signature style”). It looks wrong, but your brain quickly reconstructs the familiar phrase. This effect, called typoglycemia, became a metaphor for my own creative process.

In the finished piece, the phrase nearly disappears. Letters stretch, overlap, and become architectural forms, inspired by Zaha Hadid and Slavic vyaz calligraphy.

The text stops being something to read and becomes something to move through.

And then, unexpectedly, I saw a flower blooming in it. I never planned it.

What do you see?