In the past animals saved human. Will humanity save animals in the future?

My attention was drawn to a rather ordinary scene: a group of skaters, who often gather near the Obelisk of the Hero City of Kyiv. I pass this place every day on my way home, and the combination of a permanent monumental form and lively young energy simply fascinated me.

Girl with cotton candy on the background of the Ferris wheel. She’s in an amusement park, a frozen piece of simple childhood happiness. At first glance, the scene is idyllic, but this is the Ferris wheel of Pripyat.
Perhaps, we are in 27th of April, 1986 …

The sculpture, cast from porcelain, the prototype of the body of the artist. The inspiration was the image of Salome, a woman who, because of her lust, went to the crime, ordering the death of St. John the Baptist.

Porcelain material emphasizes the fragility and insecurity of human life. The sculpture is about the internal battle for moral values, self-certification and that only we ourselves are responsible for our thoughts and actions.

By means of my self-portraits I realize myself. In these works, the feministic meanings are also brought up. For my inspiration, I often use symbolic scenes and characters, adopting and trying them on myself.

In this series of sculptures the artist reproduces the moment when a person using modern technology modifies the displayed image, reflecting their inner vision or desired perception of oneself.