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As  one  half  of  the  creative  duo  R.J.S.,  Roman  Shtein  engages  in  a  multidimensional  exploration  of
             visual  expression.  His  artistic  journey  encompasses  art  direction,  graphic  design,  and  photography,
             extending into the realms of painting and illustration.
             Shtein's  work  is  deeply  influenced  by  modern  culture  and  the  natural  world,  drawing  from  these
             elements  to  construct  narratives  rich  in  self-awareness  and  existential  inquiry.  He  is  particularly
             fascinated by different perceptions of reality and the questions they raise about existence, identity,
             and purpose. Through his art, he invites viewers to contemplate their place within the larger tapestry
             of life.
             Each  piece  Shtein  creates  blends  the  tangible  with  the  abstract,  merging  concrete  forms  with
             introspective themes. His creative process is a balance of intuition and experimentation, where the
             unexpected  is  embraced  and  the  artistic  journey  unfolds  naturally.  Whether  through  bold  paint
             strokes, intricate illustrations, or striking photography, he aims to evoke a visceral response, stirring
             emotions and prompting introspection.
             Ultimately,  Shtein's  goal  is  to  provoke  thought  and  ignite  the  imagination,  fostering  a  deeper
             connection to the world around us. Through the lens of existential inquiry, he invites viewers to join
             him on a journey of self-discovery and contemplation, where every piece of art reflects the boundless
             possibilities within the realm of visual expression.
                                                                                  RS-3 - Acrylic on canvas, 90x120cm, 2024















































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