Filipp Borisenok — A World in Motion 

I’m an artist and a professional dancer. Dancing has shaped my way of prospective: it has sharpened my sense of rhythm, space, and connection with the world around me. Painting has become a natural extension of that — a way to explore people, places, and events in the light of movement.

Everything moves — the body, the time, language, our inner reality. And I try to capture that motion visually. What I’m interested in is not the result, but the process itself: the way one form melts into another, the way a line continues beyond the edge, the way a gesture becomes a feeling.

I work in an abstract style that leaves room for interpretation and invites the viewer to participate. My primary medium is acrylic — it’s flexible and allows me to play with density, transparency, and texture, from airy softness to rich, physical presence. I often use the 80×60 cm format — it gives me the freedom to work even in small spaces, while keeping the work intimate and focused.

People sometimes call my paintings “interior” and I see that not as a compromise, but as a position. It matters to me that a painting doesn’t just deliver an idea, but rather becomes a part of the space it is in. I want art to be approachable, not distant — something that lives with you, breathes with you, and changes alongside with you.

I’m drawn to crossing boundaries and searching for new forms of expression. Looking ahead, I’m planning to expand into larger formats, video art, spatial objects, and installations — works that can enter into conversation with both space and the viewer.