Penthouse Design Project in Jaffa

An Israeli painter and sculptor, inspired by the classical art of Europe and contemporary artistic movements, she combines painting and sculpture to express deeply personal experiences connected to love, relationships, and the search for meaning.
Since 1996, she has lived and worked in Tel Aviv, creating works that have entered private collections worldwide — from Moscow to New York and Israel.

Helena continues to actively create and teach in her own studio in Tel Aviv. She is a member of the Givatayim–Ramat Gan Artists’ Union. Her works reflect her inner world, impressions from travels, spiritual quest, and subtle emotionality.

She graduated from an art school and received her first professional training in Chimkent.
She worked as an artist at the Pobeda Club and later at the Red Knight Art Club near Tula, combining painting with portrait techniques.
She earned a Master’s degree in Engineering in Kyiv while actively participating in the art life of Cherkasy through exhibitions and art sales.
Repatriation to Israel in 1996 opened new horizons. The country’s nature, culture, and people inspired the development of her own style.
She studied under Yuri Matskin, Lea Axelrad, and Alexander Charkov — outstanding Israeli teachers.
She further advanced her professional skills internationally by participating in a master class at The Art Students League of New York.

Exhibitions in Paris and Munich.
Private collections in Moscow, New York, and Israel.
In 2011, the Russian Orthodox Church acquired a sculpture dedicated to the tragedy of Tsarevich Alexei Romanov.
In 2014, she was commissioned to create a monumental sculpture for the Russian Orthodox Church near the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem.
Planned for November 2025: participation in a group exhibition in Seoul.