The artist's works are represented in private and corporate collections in Russia, Canada, USA, India, Great Britain, Switzerland, etc.

Sergey Filatov's paintings and graphic works are exhibited in the framework of personal and collective projects at Triumph Gallery (Moscow), LEINE contemporary art gallery (Hanover, Germany), Vrublevskaya gallery (Moscow), GROUND gallery (Moscow), the Museum of nonconformist art (St. Petersburg), and Kuryokhin center for contemporary art (St. Petersburg), Erarta contemporary art museum (St. Petersburg), and also in the framework of the V Baltic Biennale of contemporary art 2016 (St. Petersburg), the Third Moscow Biennale of modern art 2009, the Russian exhibition of modern art 2001 (Moscow), etc.

"The method professed by Filatov brings the unconscious "oceanic" feeling to the area of presence. His method remains writing, but unlike other modernist strategies, it is not representation. It is a kind of presence, the immediate presence of the artist's inner self.

This sense of automatism, as a manifestation of the artist's inner self, that is, the very self that Maha yoga seeks to achieve, is contained in Breton's description of automatic writing as a spoken thought. Thought is not a representation, but what is most transparent to consciousness, a direct experience, unblemished by the distancing and reification of signs. Filatov's choice of automatic writing as an artistic method allows him to make a synthesis between his own spiritual practice and creativity"
(from an article by Bogdan Mamonov, 2008)