Anatomy of the Anthropocene

Anatomy of the Anthropocene" is my long-term conceptual photography project investigating the physical and moral boundaries between modern society and our degrading ecosystem.Rejecting sterile digital generation, I build my imagery entirely through intricate physical experiments, studio lighting, and real-world textures. My projects are rooted in authentic artifacts of our time ranging from mundane plastic waste integrated into human anatomy to charred bark I rescued from devastating forest fires in the Ural region.Through the lens of surgical surrealism and dark minimalist still-lifes, I subvert familiar everyday objects into raw, thought-provoking statements. These frames strip away the traditional "green" aesthetic of superficial environmentalism to confront a grim reality. The human hands in my works do not save or extinguish; they cradle the ruins of what we destroy, capturing society in a state of silent, everyday complicity. "Anatomy of the Anthropocene" is my visual autopsy of consumer culture, offering the viewer a powerful catharsis through metaphors of tension, constraint, and ultimate truth