Now Ivan Snigirev works with painting and creates video installations. His works always cast doubt on the reality of what is happening around him, and often he transfers the familiar objects of the material world into a virtual one. In his exhibition "Voinushka" (2013 and 2016), he directs his attention to military equipment: impressive images of tanks and soldiers' figures step out from the monumental canvases and "seize" the walls around.

In works of the exhibition "Unaccounted Spaces" (2013), the artist discovered aesthetics of everyday objects - pipes and electric wires. In the interactive video installation "Plush World" (2018), the artist animates a throw with prints of deer.

In Soviet times it was a product of mass consumption, with millions of people decorating the walls of houses with such throws. Millions of Soviet children saw these deer and the forest around them come to life in their dreams. Those innocent childhood dreams have now been replaced with gadgets and computer games. Combining the past and present, the artist recreates the throw from his childhood in a computer game, which one can enter to with the help of new technologies.