Realism philosophy and art

I am a sculptor, and my works include elements of philosophy and realism.
The philosophies of Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Lucretia, Seneca etc. serve as sources for my work, as does my own life experience.

All my works are interlinked and form a cycle, which is based on my philosophical reflections on the nature of things, reality and simplicity of notions. Each new work adds to this cycle enriching and supporting the main idea of my creative work, which is information in art.

My sculptures are done in plasticine, with real-size detailing done in wood.
The maximum height of my sculptures is 50cm.
Deeper and more realistic philosophies are more fully expressed in literature, in contrast with fine art and music.

I try to represent these philosophies through sculpture. Generally, in terms of fine arts, this appears unusual. Thus, I accompany each work with a philosophical essay, which has an integral interdependence with the sculpture.

Regardless of all this, I don't see myself as a mere sculptor who adheres to the traditions of culture or to those of any particular school. This creative work is specifically my own. I reflect on life around me and express the thoughts that I have accumulated through language and through plastic arts.