Born in Kyiv and now based in Paris, I’m a visual storyteller with a passion for exploring the beauty and complexity of the world around us.

Shibuya at sunset, an indoor view of the city’s energy. The glass reflects a Tokyo that constantly moves, lights up, and never slows down. No matter how many times I visit, this place never loses its charm. 📍 Shibuya, Tokyo – February 2
Snowfall in Chinatown, New York. The city never slows down, but the snow changes its rhythm—blurring neon lights, quieting the streets, and turning an already cinematic place into something even more surreal. Shooting New York in the snow was a
The rhythm of the New York City subway is relentless—constant movement, fleeting glances, quiet moments between stops. A space that exists between destinations, where strangers share a brief moment of stillness before the city pulls them in dif
The energy of an NBA game at TD Garden is something else. A night of lights, noise, and raw intensity—both on the court and in the crowd. This series captures the atmosphere, from pre-game anticipation to the highs and lows of the game itself.
First time in New York City, and what better place to start than Times Square? The chaos, the lights, the overwhelming energy—it’s everything people say it is and more. Felt like I was standing in the middle of a movie set, surrounded by
A snowy, hazy day with low-hanging clouds, making the city feel quiet and distant. The streets carry on, from cyclists pushing through the cold to trains cutting across frozen rivers. Even the dogs seem to be waiting for a break in the weather. Bost
Daily rhythms unfold underground—commuters lost in thought, fleeting glances exchanged, and the glow of fluorescent lights casting familiar shadows. A small glimpse into the pulse of Boston’s subway life. Boston, USA, February 2025 📷 Fu
A walk through Boston Chinatown and the surrounding streets, following whatever details caught my eye. Fragments of life—card games in the cold, old payphones still hanging on, signs, trucks, scraps of light and shadow. Sometimes that’s a
A black and white series from Boston Public Garden, shot today. Squirrels are surprisingly photogenic—curious, bold, and always ready for a close-up. Mixed in with some statues and park details, because even squirrels need supporting characters
Temple of Heaven at dusk—watching the sky shift as the lights come on, the details of the architecture glowing against the night. A quiet walk through history, captured in the fading light. Beijing, China – August 2024 📸 Fujifilm X-T5
Late-night Shanghai—just wandering with no destination, capturing whatever caught my eye. Cats, diners, quiet streets, and the kind of details that make a city feel alive, even on a weekday night. Shanghai, China – August 2024 📸 Fujifil
Paris in black and white—fragments of different days, moments that just feel right today. A mix of city scenes, quiet details, and a reflective self-portrait. No real theme, just images that feel like home for now. Paris, France – Decemb
Blue hour in Shanghai, searching for a quiet spot to take in the Bund. The crowds always find a way, but for a moment, the city felt still. Shanghai, China – August 2024 📸 Fujifilm X-T5 #shanghai #thebund #bluehourphotography #cityscape #fuj
Beijing at night—small moments of people unwinding, drinking, working, and a quiet taxi ride back to the hotel. The city’s energy felt strangely familiar, like it suited me in a way I didn’t expect. Beijing, China – August 20
Black and white summer memories from Porto—a city I keep coming back to, always full of life and small moments worth capturing. A slice of everyday scenes, simple yet special in their own way. 📸 Nikon FE2 | 🎞 Ilford HP5 Porto, Portugal &ndas