Selected dates:

December 12, 1981

Born in the urban village of Telekhany (BSSR, today the Republic of Belarus).

1999–2003

Studying at the Minsk Art College. A.K. Glebov.

2004–2010

Studying at the Belarusian State Academy of Arts.

2009

Participated in the action of the St. Petersburg parazzit gallery "parazzit in the Belarusian National Art Museum" within the framework of the project "parazzit in museums of the world".

2012

He became the winner of the competition for young artists Smart Art, having won a personal exhibition at the gallery of modern art Ў, for which he created the participatory personal project Immediate.

2014

He made a film from the documentation of the Immediate project, which he showed in St. Petersburg the same year at the Love to Watch video art festival, which took place in the "Unconquered 17" gallery. Also participated with him in the exhibition "4 Corners" in the gallery "Luda" in St. Petersburg. In the same year he participated in the exhibition "Love to look" at Nepokorennye 17 in St. Petersburg.

2018–2019

Creates an online project on the facebook platform "gallery without name and place".

2019

Creates the performance Hole in the building of the Horizont plant in Minsk. Also creates the project Unembodied after the exhibition Organic Work in a private space in Brest.

2020

Participation in the exhibition "Not/funny pictures" in the KX space in Brest. Takes part in the exhibition "Touching Distance" in the Minsk gallery "Ў". Participates in the international online project LIVE IN / LEAVING. Participation in the festival "Work more! Rest more! Test test test" in Minsk.

2021

Participates in the III International Triennial of Contemporary Graphics in Novosibirsk. Participates in a group exhibition "Please do not confuse!" in the Navicula Artis space on Pushkinskaya 10 in St. Petersburg. The artist's poster was exhibited at the large-scale exhibition "Skin Day. Mastery. Solidarity. Supratsіў" in the Mystetskyi Arsenal in Kyiv.

2022

Creates a personal project "One Hundred Views of One Mountain" in Minsk.