He started his artistic journey by graduating from the School of Contemporary Arts "Paideia" in St. Petersburg, Russia in 2016. Aleksandr researches the philosophy of the body, the interaction between the artist and art, and politics and political science. In 2019 he staged a theater performance
"We", based on the novel by E. Zamyatin and dedicated to the "moscow protests" in Russia in 2019.

Working with visual arts (e.g. ARTEPOVERA20 / COVID19, 2020), performance (e.g. I'm a Bad Artist but a Good Person, 2016), embroidery (e.g. Untitled about war, 2022), he describes photography as his leading medium. Aleksandr's photographic practice is not about documenting reality, but rather constructing the new. He makes a statement with each project, taking full control of the image: from directing the shooting to using retouching tools. Aleksandr uses it as an independent genre (e.g. Slow sliding at home, 2020-2023) or combines it with others (e.g. Sense of Kin, 2018-2020).

In 2022, Aleksandr fled Russia and now lives in Georgia.