My path into design began long before university — through years of classical art training, drawing, and painting.
In 2021, I entered Stroganov University in Moscow, in the Environmental Design department. This education became my foundation: spatial thinking, sketching, architectural basics, drafting, composition, and model-making.

While studying, I started working in 3D visualization. I created interior renders, small exterior concepts, and site layouts for private clients, helping them visualize ideas and early designs.
I also worked with exhibition companies, but eventually realized that fast temporary projects weren’t where I wanted to grow.

By my third year at Stroganov, I understood that my direction is urban design — larger contexts, long-term projects, and environments that shape how people live.
I enjoy working with atmosphere, materials, digital tools, and architectural logic, and I want to move toward projects that have scale and impact.

When deciding where to continue my education, I considered several countries, but Canada — and OCAD University in particular — felt right: an international environment, strong design culture, and a place where you can build a future in architecture-related fields.

Today I’m developing my visualization skills, architectural representation, and early urban design projects.
My goal is to grow into roles in architecture or urban design studios, contributing to meaningful spatial work and long-term environments.