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"I am from my native country of Soviet Union in what is now Ukraine. I was a huge fan of drawing when young, and I have won numerous prizes. Following high school, I decided to pursue a degree in economics. However, I was not happy working full-time in an uninteresting and filthy workplace. Therefore, I decided to take a look at the field of art seriously. That led me to the class taught by Konrad Klapheck at the Art Academy in Dusseldorf. After that, I continued to learn in the class of Shirin Neshat, who taught at the Art Academy of Salzburg."

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"Making art for me is an an important method of creating fantasies that are amazing and imaginative.

The alien-like visuals, the strange shapes and feelings and shapes - these are the things I love to think about and envision. At the beginning of my life , like many else began to explore every aspect that was around me, but very soon found myself dissatisfied by my perception of some of the most well-known facts about images.

A desire to produce each and every variation that is not known to me prompted me to develop completely unique universes."

What would you say about your style of art?

"Bioism. Biofuturism. Paradise Engineering. Bioethical Abolitionism. My day-to-day reflection and quote:

Biofuturism or Bioism is an effort to create new living organisms as well as a contemporary aesthetic for the future of biological life. Bioism is an approach to design artifacts that illustrate the aesthetic possibilities of synthetic biological. Bioism is a method to create art that is focused on variety, energy and the complexity. My view of each of my paintings as living things. Bioism can be a method to give life to dull topics.

Personally, I believe that in the near-term following the bio revolution and the growth of living furniture, we'll have living furniture, live in living spaces, and travel to the outer space with living stations. However, the most fascinating aspect is the ability for artists to design living creatures, creating new ways of living. Expression through art will have an experience of making itself. The fantastical might be reactions of an art object to the creator as well as its surroundings. The museums of art are likely to change to zoological parks that could become the new diversification fund, as well as ateliers in bio-labs.

Bioism is the term used to describe the process that is geared towards making new, infinite forms of life across the universe. Paradise engineering is the epitomization of bioethics through new techniques ...

The manifesto , I am of the opinion that it is not going to be completed because I am a living process that is at present working to finalize the issues."

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What's the secret to making the most of your projects?

"I attempt to steer away from the usage of primitive geometrics, which means no straight lines, or no whatsoever, as much as can be conceivable. I'm looking for ways to bridge the gap between the Micro and macro in a daily schedule.

Anything unknown or overly complicated will be immediately recognized by the human eye to be living or organic. Biology is the largest and complex structure of information that exists in the universe."

A church can be an official location. Are you under pressure to maximize the use of this place?

"It depends on your own personal needs, desires, and burdens that remain not visible or the level of your understanding of your place as a human being. In my case, I have almost no-knowledge of time, space and all the marvels that they provide. When I visit my church I am like a child who has a a huge and bizarre playing area with the purpose of communicating.

It is my goal to respect the art. However I do not overlook its fun aspect that is the feeling of speaking to an angel. This is similar to an XXL booth. When you're talking or listening, it's possible to be hilarious as well."

How much of your team is responsible for the production of the product and what percentage is biological?

"Controlling chaos is an extremely challenging endeavor. My eyes and ear are always trying to hear the possible unknown tune, in search of a new shape that speaks to me and connects with my imagination. This isn't a simple single-minded process in which you're a mining entrepreneur seeking out the most intriguing minerals, and then throwing away chances that are not being utilized. To me, this isn't an ideal alternative.

My interests are often interspersed alongside other potentials minor for not so pleasant melodies, but also a deviative revelation also. The most enjoyable elements of my work is the creation of a new universe when I am thinking about how it should to be. Sometime you're asleep and others it takes place in the night while you sleep. Actually, the more I design my own universe, the greater pleasures I am capable of experiencing. Chaos is the partner I have in the development of bioism."

Do you consider yourself an artist that likes what you do? Or receive some additional benefit from doing it? Do you like meditation or connecting with your fragile aspect?

"Drawing time is contemplation time. Furthermore that I draw, I become aware of myself and that I'm awestruck by myself , and how my universe may amaze me, which encompasses all the possible actions in this enigmatic path. There are times when it's hilarious, however sometimes, if I'm more than content and energized, I'll go outside and leave an impression."

How did you come to bioism? What was the first thing you did prior to making the change?

"The first steps were rather normal: I remember how happy I was about my half-drawing-half-painting of the tractor in the field for which I was praised in kindergarten.

Over the times, I became fascinated with landscapes. I'd lay in the lawn for hours and try to sketch Nature's movement on the card. Later, I took a lot of portraits. But, I was unhappy and bored by the dullness of human faces that were reproduced (including photographs and videos) this is the reason I ended my. The egg's shell was broken and I was revealed as an octopus (or Godzilla). The result was that I became more aware of living. What does it mean exactly? The purpose of this is not to define the existing one, but rather to develop a brand new version. This was the day I began to create of my bioethics and bioism as well as bioethics."

As I browsed your IG I had a thought that Bioism may be interested in the issue of homelessness as well as homelessness throughout LA...

"But there was an alternative version that said there was not snow around the streets and people who were lonely could touch everyone they could listen to the Christmas tale of the baby bioism, and then play with the blue baby of it.

The gloomy poverty apparent on the beach of Hollywood may trigger a totally new method of. I'm trying to consider the philosophical implications of bioism encountering hypothetical Diogenes in Venice."

For further information on Aljoscha's body of work and explore the biomes more thoroughly, check out Aljoscha's Instagram account as well as the most current installation in the Cathedral St. John the Divine in New York.

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