Ph.D. in History of Arts (2015), Senior Researcher (2022).

Deputy director for scientific affairs at Modern Art Research Institute of the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine; Associate Professor at the Kyiv National P.I. Tchaikovsky Music Academy; Member of the National Union of Composers of Ukraine; Member of the Ukrainian section of the ISCM.

Was born in 1986 (Telavi, Georgia). Since 1994 live in Ukraine. Graduated to Odesa State Music Academy A. V. Nezhdanova with Prof. K. Tsepkolenko (2006) and postgraduate studies at Kyiv National P. I. Tchaikovsky Music Academy with Prof. Ye. Stankovych (2010). In 2015, defended PhD thesis on the topic “Conceptual synthesis in modern Ukrainian artistic culture (on the material of chamber music).”

Was granted by the Odesa Department of the All-Ukrainian Cultural Foundation (1995–1988);
Awarded a diploma of the Ambassador of Georgia to Ukraine for the promotion of Georgian art in Ukraine and the development of Ukrainian-Georgian relations (Kyiv, 2002);
Winner of the International Competition of Young Composers “Gradus ad Parnassum” (I-st prize, Kyiv, 2016);
Awarded Silver Medal from the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine for creative achievements (2021);
Received Acknowledgment from the Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine for prolific creative work, significant contributions to the development of national contemporary art history, cinematography, and architecture, and active support in the development of spiritual culture (2022).

In 2023–2024 years — VUIAS fellow in Open Society University Network/CEU Institute of Advanced Study (Budapest) with project “Posthumanist Tendencies in the Art of the XX-XXI Centuries”.

Works have been performed at international festivals such as Two Days and Two Nights of New Music (Odesa, Ukraine), Kyiv Music Fest (Kyiv, Ukraine), Music Marine Fest (Odesa, Ukraine), Season Premiere (Kyiv, Ukraine), International Youth Music Forum (Kyiv, Ukraine), Music Tribune of Kyiv’s Youth (Kyiv, Ukraine), Young Composers of Ukraine (Lviv, Ukraine), GOGOLFEST (Kyiv, Ukraine), Days of New Music (Kharkiv, Ukraine); Contrasts (Lviv, Ukraine), Nordic Saxophone Festival (Aarhus, Denmark), World New Music Days ISCM (Vancouver, Canada), etc.

List of works

  • “Wartime Reflections II. Resonances” for flute, violin, cello, percussion, voice and piano (Kyiv, 2025)
  • Seven Basic Emotions in Wartime Audiovisual performance for two performers and prepared piano Paintings by Volodymyr Mukhin (Budapest, 2024)
  •  Music for the author’s film by Viktor Sydorenko «Black Earth. Forced Disorientation» (Kyiv, 2023)
  • With Faith in Ukraine for soprano, cello, and  piano  poem by Yulia Dmytrenko-Despotashvili (Drohobych, 2022)
  • Music for multimedia project “Ritual Dances” by Victor Sydorenko (Kyiv, 2021)
  •  When the Sun Rises for cello, piano, and video (Kyiv, 2021)
  •  Overcoming for violin, percussion, piano, cello, double bass, and video by paintings Victor Sydorenko (2019)
  •  A Gorilla and a Butterfly poem by Danielle Lagas (Kyiv, 2018)
  •  The wind, that longs for Singing for saxophone quartet (Kyiv, 2016)
  •  Night Military Review poem by Joseph Christian von Zedlitz for baritone, violin, and piano (Kyiv, 2013)
  •  Light for piano, violin, cello, and video (Kyiv, 2012)
  •  Once upon a time for bayan and piano (Kyiv, 2011)
  •  Moving for chamber ensemble (Kyiv, 2010)
  • Lullaby for three voices, flute, and cello (Kyiv, 2010)
  • Music for 7 musicians for chamber ensemble (Kyiv, 2009)
  • Three Questions to Eternity for cello and piano (Kyiv, 2009)
  • Music for 6 musicians for chamber ensemble (Kyiv, 2008)
  • Without extra words for piano (Kyiv, 2007)
  • Droplets of burned light for flute quartet (Kyiv, 2007)
  • Stop the moment for chamber ensemble (Kyiv, 2007)
  • Chamber symphony Where the sky is imperceptibly merged with the earth for chamber orchestra and piano (Kyiv, 2007)
  • The silence of the sea waves for clarinet and piano (Odesa, 2005)
  • Cantata “Songs about Orpheus” for mezzo-soprano and chamber ensemble poem by L. Tyshkovskaya (Odesa, 2005)
  • Symphonic poem (Odesa, 2005)
  • I am more than one for mezzo-soprano, flute and piano poem by L. Tyshkovskaya (Odesa, 2004)
  • Three sonatas for flute, cello, and piano by paintings of M. Čiurlionis (Odesa, 2004):
    • Part I Sonata of Stars for cello and flute
    • Part II Sonata of Sun for flute and piano
    • Part III Sonata of Pyramids for flute, cello, and piano