Permanent, acrylic, spray paints on canvas.

40x40"

“Tastes like strawberries. On a summer evening”

You can notice how the colors of this work mimick the sweet and tempting hues of a sun-kissed strawberry in its prime. The calligraphy tries to translate this summer sweetness. Savor the moment and remember the sweetest wild strawberry you picked during your childhood days.

Permanent, acrylic, spray paints on canvas.

40x40"

“Every day is a fresh start for you. Every sunrise is a new chapter in your life waiting to be written.”

The colors in this work imitate the famous golden hour with rich hues of red, orange, yellow, and of course gold paint as well. It portrays a magical transition from day to dusk. 'Golden Hour' shows the world bathed in a luminous glow, perfectly set for your pictures.

Toronto’s golden hours are especially beautiful with all of the city’s reflections coming from surrounding skyscrapers.

Permanent, acrylic, spray paints on wooden board.

40x40"

“The clouds in this pink sky look like cotton candy”

Beige, pink, and purple hues gracefully converge on the canvas, mirroring the palette of a sky ablaze with the soft glow of twilight. Letters on the panel reflect clouds catching the last light, mere moments before the night takes hold.

This work invites you to immerse yourself in the tender embrace of a cotton candy sky. The pink skies, which are mostly seen during the summer season, make any sunset better. Take time and try to remember the last time you enjoyed such sky with no worries disttracting you from it.

Permanent, acrylic, spray paints on canvas.

40x40"

“Imagine the cool, clean air and this huge, perfect blue sky all around”

Soft hues of blue seamlessly blend across the canvas, mimicking the boundless clarity of an unblemished sky. The calligraphy, similar to gentle clouds adrift in the azure expanse, weaves a narrative of calm and quiet contemplation.

This artwork is an homage to the simplicity of beauty found in nature. A visual ode to the peaceful moments when the sky opens up in an invitation to daydream.

Permanent, acrylic, spray paints on wooden board.

40x40"

“Water is the soul of the Earth”

Shades of turquoise and blue converge in a graceful dance across the canvas, mirroring the pristine palette of coastal serenity. The calligraphy, like gentle waves, weaves a narrative of the sea's time- less embrace.

This work invites you to lose yourself in the endless beauty of the azure seas. Each stroke on the canvas captures the essence of seaside tranquility, transporting you to the edge where the land meets the endlessly captivating ocean.

Permanent, acrylic, spray paints on canvas.

40x40"

“Wake up early and shine before the sun does”

Deep blacks, calming blues, and muted dark blues come together in mirroring the subtle hues that paint the world in the hushed moments before dawn.

Expressive calligraphy invites you to witness the birth of light, each stroke echoing the delicate transition from darkness to the soft glow of daybreak.
Imagine your slow summer mornings before the sun arises and shines through your windows with this piece.

Permanent, acrylic, spray paints on wooden board.

40x40"

“Every year my feet touch this murky water, my soul feels cleaner.”

A canvas that captures the essence of aquatic beauty in your local lake. With expressive calligraphy, the artwork brings to life the three distinct hues of blue and turquoise, together with contrasting burgundy, echoing the serene palette found at the lake's mysterious depths.

The quote invites contemplation on the connection between nature and the soul. Allow the colors to transport you to the heart of the lake, where each stroke tells a tale of renewal and the cleansing embrace of the water.

Spray, oil, acrylic paints on canvas.

15x15"

A square canvas mixing 3 various paints together and exhibited at It’s Not Easy Being Green show earlier this year. Has a phrase “trust the process” in the back, and a second part of it saying “it take time” at the front, outlined in neon green.

Acrylic paint on paper (framed).

29x21"

Larger piece from Immigrant Diaries series including the word 'culture' in the back and phrase "roots in one land, dream in another" at the front.

Acrylic on photo print.

17x11"

A collaborative artwork between Nestor’s lettering that imitates spray paint and Max Amen’s photos that capture various Canadian landscapes.

Acrylic on photo print.

17x11"

A collaborative artwork between Nestor’s lettering that imitates spray paint and Max Amen’s photos that capture various Canadian landscapes.

Acrylic on photo print (framed).

11x17"

A collaborative artwork between Nestor’s lettering that imitates spray paint and Max Amen’s photos that capture various Canadian landscapes.

Oil on canvas.

11x14"

3D effect exploration of my typography

Oil on canvas.

11x14"

3D effect exploration of my typography

Acrylic paint on paper (framed).

17x14"

New series of paper artworks called Immigrant Diaries, which focuses on a duality of immigrants’ feelings. Being divided between 2 places you seem to have second thoughts of coming and starting a completely new life from scratch. These works touch on this topic.

Background text has a word written in chrome that adds the duality part to the works. Front letters were made with markers & airbrush, and they overlap with the background supporting the idea of mixed feelings.

Acrylic paint on paper (framed).

14x17"

New series of paper artworks called Immigrant Diaries, which focuses on a duality of immigrants’ feelings. Being divided between 2 places you seem to have second thoughts of coming and starting a completely new life from scratch. These works touch on this topic.

Background text has a word written in chrome that adds the duality part to the works. Front letters were made with markers & airbrush, and they overlap with the background supporting the idea of mixed feelings.

Acrylic paint on paper (framed).

14x17"

New series of paper artworks called Immigrant Diaries, which focuses on a duality of immigrants’ feelings. Being divided between 2 places you seem to have second thoughts of coming and starting a completely new life from scratch. These works touch on this topic.

Background text has a word written in chrome that adds the duality part to the works. Front letters were made with markers & airbrush, and they overlap with the background supporting the idea of mixed feelings.

Acrylic paint on paper (framed).

14x17"

New series of paper artworks called Immigrant Diaries, which focuses on a duality of immigrants’ feelings. Being divided between 2 places you seem to have second thoughts of coming and starting a completely new life from scratch. These works touch on this topic.

Background text has a word written in chrome that adds the duality part to the works. Front letters were made with markers & airbrush, and they overlap with the background supporting the idea of mixed feelings.

Permanent and oil paints on canvas

20x20"

“Відпусти себе” / “Set yourself free” & Marigold flowers

Permanent and oil paints on canvas

24x30"

“The only real freedom’s freedom from fear” & Fire Hydrangea flowers

Permanent and oil paints on canvas.

24x30"

“Свободи вартий той хто йде за неї в бій” / “Freedom’s for the ones who fight for it” & Ice Hydrangea flowers

Permanent and oil paints on canvas.

20x20"

“Будь хоробрим” / “Be brave” & Golden-Daisy flowers

Permanent and oil paints on canvas.

20x20"

“Oxygen of your soul” & Rose flowers

Acrylic paint on paper (framed).

18x24"

1 / 2 new posters created for Finch Store near Ossington station in collaboration with A.Kohanko. This one is a contrast of playful illustration by Kohanko and a cheeky phrase “Breadstick together” written in gothic script by Nestor.

Photography and acrylic paint on wood panel.

15x15"

A painting on top of already existing photo print made on wood panel.

Initially there was just a photo of Audrey Hepburn which Nestor found in the Value Village. The idea of remake was to focus on actress’s facial features, specifically her eyes, and highlight them with calligraphy around her. The phrase “Windows to another world” refers back to the eyes and means that they are the portal to actress’s soul.

Photography and acrylic paint on wood panel.

24x36"

Another remake of already existing photo print.

Initially there was just a photo of Audrey Hepburn which Nestor found in the Value Village. The idea of remake was to focus on actress’s facial features, specifically her eyes, and highlight them with calligraphy around her. The phrase “Look close enough and you’ll see my soul” refers back to the eyes and means that they are the portal to actress’s inner world.

Acrylic and permanent paints on canvas.

30x72"

1 / 2 large-scale rectangular canvas from “Crossroads” series. Inspired by George Orwell’s book “1984” and recent events with COVID-19, this series is dedicated to our possible future. Right now we live in a time where we seem to be both free and under the control of ‘Big Brother’ at the same time. Our next steps will dictate which future we get to live in. Future with freedom and truth (Road 1.0.) or future where thoughtcrime is death (Road 2.0.)?

Acrylic paint and markers on canvas

24x32"

1 / 4 experimental canvas from my “Emotions” series. This series explores emotions through colour and brushstrokes rather than typographic compositions. Wisdom is associated with experience, maybe even elegance. That’s why the best color for such canvas is purple in my opinion. It translates this state the best through its sophistication. The accent blue in this work doesn’t stand out as much as in the previous 3 pieces, however, it adds on to the purple letters.

Acrylic paint and markers on canvas

24x32"

1 / 4 experimental canvas from my “Emotions” series. This series explores emotions through color and brushstrokes rather than typographic compositions. Red is always associated with anger, however I’m amazed by the energy of this color. That’s why I chose it to represent one of the most energetic feelings in my series — passion. The green accents add even more drive to the color combo.

Acrylic paint and markers on canvas

24x32"

1 / 4 experimental canvas from my “Emotions” series. This series explores emotions through color and brushstrokes rather than typographic compositions. Blue is the coldest colour there is. That’s why it was chosen to represent composure in my series. You should definitely feel coolness and control when you look at such color. The striking yellow, used for accents, has this electrifying energy, similar to how you keep composure in stressed situations.

Acrylic paint on paper (framed).

24x30"

1 / 3 handmade poster created in a collaborative project with Finch Store based in Toronto. This piece is in my signature style. I made the composition more compact by placing the letters closer to each other. This helped me fill the whole page and create almost like a ‘wall’ of characters. Probably the least legible work out of 3 posters, but definitely my favourite due to its symmetry on the page.