Inscrutable ways is a video art in the format of a quadriptych, which was showcased at the «U Contemporary» in Winzavod in Moscow (Russia) in 2022 and at the «KC Magacin Ostavinska» in Belgrade (Serbia) in 2023. This project was highly praised by art connoisseurs in Moscow.

"Luby" is a collaborative mix-media installation between artist Anna Koroleva and myself, presented at Cube gallery in Moscow (Russia) and at the «KC Magacin Ostavinska» in Belgrade (Serbia) in 2023. In this video-art, Anna served as the producer and conceptual creator, while I took on the role of film director. This project explores the multifaceted nature of love through video-art performances and sculptures, focusing on sensations of passion, tenderness, and goodness. Utilizing the ancient belief in wax's cleansing properties, the installation symbolically transforms love into a sanctuary from negativity, encouraging introspection and self-discovery as pathways to light and love.

The micro short film "Once Upon a February" is about the feelings and emotions which occurred after February 24th, 2022, from the perspective of a person who lives in Russia. The film has been presented at various festivals and has been nominated and won awards at 10 festivals around the world in countries such as the USA, the UK, France, India, Sweden, and Moldova. Additionally, it has been selected for screening in over 10 festivals in countries including the USA, the UK, Germany, Italy, and Russia.

Crafted for the prestigious "Teacher of the Year" competition, this film captures the essence of a kindergarten teacher's profound dedication. Her life's mission revolves around the children she cherishes, treating each with the same love and care as her own. As her students grow and venture into the world, her heart swells with both pride and longing. Through her stories, viewers witness the depth of her love and the vibrant colors of her classroom, a testament to her enduring legacy. Within the competition's guidelines, the film seamlessly weaves in her accolades and official title, enriching a narrative steeped in compassion and devotion.

The short film "The Family Portrait" tells the story of two sisters, Nastya and Natasha, who live separately from their mother. The relationship between the sisters is tense. On one particularly tense evening, Nastya receives a message that becomes the last drop of tension, after which the internal protective reactions of the psyche to what is happening cannot be stopped. The film has been presented at various festivals and has been nominated and won awards at 30 festivals around the world in countries such as the USA, the UK, Germany, France, Italy, India, Spain, Russia, Turkey, Sweden, and Indonesia. Additionally, it has been selected for screening in around 20 festivals in countries the USA, the UK, Germany, France, Italy, India, and Armenia. This film has received high praise for its visual and narrative creativity, earning recognition for its surrealist approach to storytelling and striking visuals.

This mini-comedy film depicts a loving guy who takes his girlfriend to a mystic to help her find answers to questions of whom she is destined to be and become in this life. The film has been highly praised for its visual solutions. The film has been presented and successfully participated in approximately 20 festivals worldwide, including the USA, the UK, India, France, Italy, Russia, Romania, Sweden, and Indonesia. It has garnered awards at festivals in Indonesia, Sweden, the UK, India, Romania, and France.

This micro-surrealist film serves as a Freudian attempt to explore internal emotions and existential inquiries through the realm of dreaming, utilizing auditory, visual, and emotional stimuli. Familiar elements such as cityscapes, streets, churches, and music are portrayed in a surreal manner, reflecting the distortions of the subconscious mind. The film has been presented and successfully participated in approximately 10 festivals worldwide, including India, France, Sweden, the UK, and Georgia. It has garnered awards at festivals in Sweden, India, and France.

This documentary delves into life's intricacies through the lens of a young man's journey intertwined with his vibrant grandmother and cherished routines. Throughout the film, the protagonist maintains a sense of humor, even in the face of challenging situations, showcasing resilience and humanity amidst life's trials.