Acrylic , dyes, resin, wax paste, diamond dust on wooden board.

48x28"

What is happening around in the world! What murky or chic intrigues do not involve this world! This artwork captures with some irony my instant feeling.

Acrylic, dues, resin, wax paste, diamond dust on wooden board (framed).

52x28"

Augustus the Strong became renowned for his prowess as both a valiant figure and a patron of the arts, exquisite architecture, and elegant interiors. His romantic escapades were not only the subject of court gossip but also topics of discussion among international political circles. His amorous pursuits extended far beyond the borders of picturesque Saxony, likely outnumbering his financial resources. During the intense competition for the Polish crown, Augustus engaged various alchemists and adventurers in the quest for financial support, even entertaining the notion of transmuting mercury into gold. Tasked with finding the elusive formula for gold, the alchemist Bötger, faced with the king's ultimatum, ultimately invented porcelain, which transformed into a lucrative industry for the kingdom. Meißen emerged as the epicentre of porcelain production, renowned globally for its exquisite tableware and home décor items.
Inspired by the beauty of Meißen's blue porcelain, the enchanting landscapes of Saxon Switzerland and Bötger's efforts I tried to capture the essence of nature and history through intricate textures and a palette infused with natural dyes and a hint of gold, symbolising the genesis of his remarkable journey.

Acrylic on hardboard, sealed with resin (framed).

20x16"

The portrayal in my latest artwork, "DaDa 2023," rejects societal logic, reason, and aesthetic norms. It embraces expressive nonsense, irrationality, and serves as my protest against societal conventions. This piece encapsulates my abstract vision of the era, utilizing colors and moods under the influence of this movement. Each intricate line within this labyrinth was meticulously hand-drawn, with each line symbolizing days of dedicated work.

Acrylic on canvas, sealed with resin (framed).

18x24"

Many of my paintings feature endless abstract labyrinths of lines, which take countless hours to create.
My viewers compare very often the intricate lines to lace. Personally, I see myself not as a drawer, but as a "knitter," weaving together lines to create my unique pieces.
I hope my art sparks the imagination and inspires to see the world in new ways.

Acrylic on hardboard, sealed with resin (framed).

20x16"

Many of my paintings feature endless abstract labyrinths of lines, which take countless hours to create.
My viewers compare very often the intricate lines to lace. Personally, I see myself not as a drawer, but as a "knitter," weaving together lines to create my unique pieces.
I hope my art sparks the imagination and inspires to see the world in new ways.

Natural dye, acrylic, resin, mixed medium on wood (framed).

50x50"

"Augustus the Strong gained fame as a hero as well as a lover of art, beautiful architecture, and chic interiors. In addition, his numerous love affairs were whispered about not only in the court lobbies but also discussed in international political circles. Yes, yes! His appetites for love spread far beyond picturesque Saxony. He, in most likelihood, had more mistresses than money. In search of funds, especially during the period of heightened rivalry for the Polish crown, Augustus the Strong involved numerous alchemists and adventurers who promised to obtain gold from mercury. " Your Highness! My name is Bötger!“ “I know who you are, and I know what you do! Any nonsense like the elixir of life or youth! " “Yes, Your Highness! I think I'm close to my goal! " “Nonsense! I have a task of national importance for you. I need the formula for gold. You will receive premises, equipment, food, and water. You cannot leave the laboratory until you bring me the first gold bar. " "Your Highness! But ...?" “Bötger, do you want to live? Then don't waste your time! " Not a day or two has passed, months, maybe years. Everyone who helped the alchemist in his work lost all hope and was in despair. But, finally, Bötger asked for an audience with the king. “Yes, alchemist! How will you please me and save your life? " " Your Highness! I do not have a formula for gold, but I have invented something that will bring it to you. A lot, a lot of gold!" Bötger spoke of the invention of porcelain, which became the source of the kingdom's profits. Meißen was chosen for production, which has turned into a world-famous export center for expensive, beautiful tableware, and home decoration items. My work is called "Morning Forest in Meißen ". It is a tribute to the blue color of porcelain from this town, which fascinated me with the emerald forests of Saxon Switzerland, cozy Fachwerkhäuser, and unique history. In my work, I enjoy using heavy textures. The blue is made with a natural wood dye using a bizarre wood structure, of course, a touch of gold powder is visible here too, as a reminder of why it all started. If we look closely, we will notice a slight crackle on the surface. This was necessary for binding my idea to the theme of antique porcelain while emphasizing the abstract mysterious labyrinths of the azure porcelain forest covered with dew. “ S. Troshin

Acrylic on hardboard, sealed with resin (framed).

12x16"

"This stunning painting is the culmination of a meticulous, artistic process that showcases the skill and dedication of its creator. Every single line and dot has been painstakingly crafted by hand, resulting in a truly unique and one-of-a-kind masterpiece.
The artist has poured his heart and soul into this work, spending countless days carefully adding layer upon layer of abstract lines to create a breathtaking visual effect. Each layer has been expertly sealed with a crystal-clear epoxy, ensuring that the painting will remain as beautiful and vibrant as the day it was created.
With up to ten layers of floating lines, this painting is a true testament to the artist's patience and dedication. The end result is a stunning work of art that is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone lucky enough to behold it."
Helga Kuhn,
Muenchen ,Germany

Acrylic on wooden board, sealed with resin (framed).

12x16"

" SnowStorm" is an example of my abstract vision and phantasy.The painting's title, SnowStorm, evokes a sense of movement and energy, with the intricate abstract lines suggesting the swirling chaos of a winter storm. The use of resin adds depth and texture to the piece, making it even more visually captivating. SnowStorm is a beautiful and unique work of modern art that would be a stunning addition to any collection.

Acrylic, collages on plywood, sealed with resin (framed).

50x50"

As a human being on this earth, I am deeply concerned about the environment. The once-beautiful shores of Africa and Latin America are now buried under a mountain of trash, and this reality troubles me deeply.
Through my art, I explore the themes of blue skies, oceans, pure snow, and rain in my latest project, "Five Shades of Blue." I am fascinated by the history of the color blue in art, from its origins along the Silk Roads to its representation across different continents. In this work, I draw upon this rich history and freely experiment with new artistic approaches.
My inspiration for this project comes from a quote by J.W. Goethe: "Let everyone sweep in front of his door, and the whole world will be clean!" By using my art to raise awareness and spark conversations about the environment, I hope to do my part in making the world a cleaner and more sustainable place.

Acrylic, resin on fiberboard, mounted on a stained and glazed wood panel.

36x36"

While autumn is not my favorite season, I still find myself fascinated by its unique beauty. The changing colors of the leaves create a mesmerizing display of nature's artwork, with each tree seeming to dance to its own rhythm. Sometimes the vibrancy of the colors can even be overwhelming, almost like a psychedelic seizure. But eventually, the leaves will fall and winter will set in, bringing a sense of calm and quiet to the world.
As an artist, I've tried to capture the essence of autumn in my painting "Fall Waltz". It's a tribute to the season's beauty and its fleeting nature, reminding us to appreciate the world around us while we can.

Acrylic on hardboard, sealed with resin (framed).

36x20"

What is this about? It's about nothing! Even so, it took me a while to get it done. Layer by layer! One labyrinth inside another!
Python is an interpreted high-level general-purpose programming language. I don’t" speak" Python but this is all about Python right here.
I’m obsessed with languages and love the expression - "As many languages you know, that many times you are a human". The more languages a person knows, the more they are able to express themselves as a human being.
The painting was also inspired by nature, which is a common theme in my artwork. I use nature as a way to explore the complexity and beauty of the world around us, and the labyrinth within a labyrinth in this particular piece is a reflection of that complexity.

Acrylic on hardboard, sealed with resin (framed).

38x34"

"I feel cramped here. I would paint the sky!" -
Karl Bryullov

Well, I'll start with an ocean! "Dream Ocean" captures the imagination with its rich detail and captivating color. The swirling, dreamlike waves of the ocean are brought to life through the application of carefully crafted lines and dots, each one contributing to the overall feeling of depth and movement within the piece. The use of resin to seal and add layers to the work adds to the overall effect, giving the painting a beautiful, glassy finish that enhances the intricate details and abstract patterns. As you gaze at "Dream Ocean," you can almost feel the cool, refreshing breeze and the salty mist of the sea, transporting you to a place of serenity and beauty.

Acrylic on hardboard, sealed with resin (framed).

29x29"

Have you ever experienced White Nights when you could see all colors of early summer in its beauty? I have! White Night!

“This stunning painting captures the essence of early summer's vibrant colors and illuminating light. Through a masterful use of color and texture, Troshin transports the viewer to a dreamlike world where the white night reigns supreme. The resin adds an intriguing depth and sheen to the painting, adding to the overall sensory experience. With "White Night," Troshin has successfully translated his personal experience of this natural wonder into a visual masterpiece that is sure to captivate all who behold it.”
Helga Kuhn, Germany

Acrylic on hardboard, sealed with resin (framed).

29x29"

(From my diary)
"I am painting The Wailing Wall and touching its stones that are a witness of the ages. As many lines, that many days of work it took
As many colours, that many emotions! I can feel your energy. I can hear the pain and cries! I am not hiding my tears."
This intricately detailed painting was created with a meticulous hand-painting process, in which every line and dot was carefully crafted to produce the final result. The creation of this abstract piece required a significant amount of time and effort, with countless days dedicated to the precise application of each stroke.

To add depth and dimension, multiple layers of abstract lines were carefully applied, with each layer being sealed with a crystal clear epoxy coating. Some of the layers appear to float, adding an ethereal quality to the composition.