ArtWorks
"Details"
Exhibition series, ArtMinsk 2020
This series of works is dedicated to the theme of sexual objectification of women. Society still often views women as tools for sexual satisfaction. Many men openly assess or judge women from a sexual or aesthetic standpoint, highlighting body parts with sexual characteristics based on fetishistic inclinations. In these works, the image of a woman is depersonalized. At most, a woman is shown up to the level of her lips, thus ignoring her personal and intellectual abilities and capacities.
In works the image of a woman in bondage symbolizes the confinement she experiences and the pressure she faces from society. Additionally, the photographs are slightly blurry – this suggests that if we continue to treat women merely as tools or products for sexual satisfaction, their identity will completely dissolve.
"ISOLATION"
art series I
In “Isolation,” the human figure stands behind a sheet of transparent plastic, like inside a personal cocoon. The material distorts the body and the breath, creating a feeling of tension and quiet fear. The series shows how isolation can protect and hurt at the same time — you can see the person, but the barrier keeps them distant and untouchable.
"ISOLATION"
art series II
In “Isolation,” the human figure stands behind a sheet of transparent plastic, like inside a personal cocoon. The material distorts the body and the breath, creating a feeling of tension and quiet fear. The series shows how isolation can protect and hurt at the same time — you can see the person, but the barrier keeps them distant and untouchable.
"SELECTED"
art series
Single nude works. A series of photographs united by the theme of the human body and the state of presence.
Each frame tells its own story: the play of light and shadow, the line of the body, an emotion, or a fleeting moment.
The works explore freedom, vulnerability, and the beauty of the human form
"SHAMPAGNE"
art series
A series of nudes, shot on the shore of Odessa, where the naked body engages in a quiet dialogue with the sea not as an object, but as a state: openness, honesty, vulnerability to the wind and the waves.
The sea reflects the inner rhythm of a person - its rises, dissolutions, and inevitable returns to oneself.
It is about the idea that freedom always begins within,
and that beauty is not a form, but the ability to exist in a moment that sparkles, fizzes, and vanishes, leaving a trace - like the taste of salty air on the lips.