In his interview for Maison & Jardin Magazine, Pavel Kir reflects on time as the central character of his art. The artist speaks about the evolution of his method — “surgical surrealism”, where the line becomes a scalpel and color a remedy. He shares his recent projects and explains that, for him, art is not about explanation but revelation — about seeing oneself within the painting.

The article in Numéro Netherlands explores Pavel Kir’s dialogue with thinkers and artists of the past and present, and the divide between the truly living—those who have preserved their creative freedom—and the “living dead, ” consumed by emptiness. His art is a conversation with the greats (Malevich, Bacon, Magritte), a reimagining of their ideas in the search for the eternal. 

Article about Pavel Kir’s new work Maria Callas: Spider’s Dreams About Mujer, dedicated to the legend of love and art Maria Callas. The mixed media — photomontage and acrylic — conveys the eternal energy of her legacy. The piece was created especially for the Callas Tribute Prize NY 2025, where the artist became a laureate and was awarded for his contribution to contemporary art.

In an interview for Numéro Switzerland, Pavel Kir opens the world of his art, where every line and color is an attempt to make the invisible visible. His works invite immersion into the depths of the subconscious and a rethinking of the familiar.

In an interview for Harper’s BAZAAR Serbia, Pavel Kir reveals his philosophy of art — creativity as energy that comes alive through dialogue with the viewer. His works are not just paintings but an invitation to co-creation and deep experience.