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project diary

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angel and self

soft pastel on paper

21x29 cm

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me & my trash ‪‪❤︎‬

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‘to the roots’

ink on paper

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i want my bed to feel like moss

water lily blankets

and pillows made of tree crowns

soft pastels in my sketchbook

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mishka

soft pastels on paper, a4

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swift

from ‘Nevelichki’ series

soft pastels, charcoal and graphite pencil on cardboard

50x70 cm

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summer

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Невелички/Nevelichki

a series of illustrations representing birds as girls

In Russian conversational speech ''ptichka-nevelichka" means "a little bird" or "a bird that is not big." 

In the context of folklore, children's songs, and poems, it might not only refer to a bird, but also serve as a metaphor for something deeper, such as fragility or vulnerability.

soft pastels, black and graphite pencils on paper

420 x 297 mm

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The orange sun rolled down the hills,

A pink sheen sparkled here and there.

"I want to catch the warmth,

I'll chase the sunset, without a care!"

oil pastels and collage on paper

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collage book entries

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A draft blew through, so wild and free,

Bringing childhood to me.

oil pastels on old paper

55 x 30,5 cm

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some collages from my sketchbook

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oil pastels on old crumpled paper

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That evening they managed to brew some tea. The handful of leaves that the bear had saved for a special occasion was enough for exactly two cups. They were fortunate to find some candles in the old house, for this meant they could have a real festive tea party.

Though it was dark and cold outside, in that house, around the round wooden table, a miracle took place...

happy upcoming new year!

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oil pastels on paper 42х60 cm