Alexander Skorobogatov’s practice explores myth, metamorphosis, and the creation of imagined worlds. Through painting, sculpture, and experimental material processes, he transforms ancient references, fantastical figures, and organic forms into vibrant environments that exist between nature and fiction.

His works examine the instability of any form, and the way new realities can emerge through colour, surface, and transformation of those instabilities. His figures inhabit imagined worlds where mythology, sensuality, humour, and abstraction coexist. Moving between painting, sculpture, collage, and object-making, his practice resists fixed categories, with colour, surface, and material becoming central forces that gradually overtake narrative structure.