A conceptual photographer, she has lived and worked in Brazil since 2019.
She began as a portrait artist, gradually expanding her practice to conceptual and performative photography.
Her artistic path was shaped by constant displacement and disruption: from a village near Kirov and Siberia to Moscow and Brazil, as well as through shifts in professions, communities, and environments. This experience of fragmented existence became not only a biographical fact but also the inner foundation of her practice.
In her work, she explores the nature of reality and the phenomenon of wholeness as a process, not an achievable result. Through performative photography, the mundane, metaphor, and irony, she addresses states of transition, rupture, and attempts to reassemble a whole. Her practice is built around gesture, trace, and repetitive structures in which personal experience correlates with universal archetypes.
