When I look at an apple or a beet, at the small details of these works of nature, I am overwhelmed by a feeling similar to religious ecstasy. I start feeling the presence of a higher mind, without which it is impossible to create these objects of living matter. Neither my mind nor my soul can believe in the accidental collision of elementary particles, which later led to the facts that I see around.
\nAn act of photography is an acknowledgment of the importance of an object. As well as the desire to share my feelings with other people who may be amazed.
\nThese photographs, taken in the studio, are documentary evidence.
\nMy choice of fruits reflects my life preferences, and they tend for ordinary things. This is what amazes me \u2013 an ordinary apple or pumpkin, which is an everyday product, can capture and surprise.
\nThe choice of technical execution is minimal \u201cart\u201d, just \u201cscan\u201d or a photocopy of reality.<\/p>\n