The figures are reimagined through a soft, storybook-like visual language, where rough textures, muted light, and simplified forms blur the line between memory and myth. Instead of depicting Slavic folklore as something monstrous or heroic, the works present these beings as quiet emotional presences, fragile yet unsettling.
The figures are reimagined through a soft, storybook-like visual language, where rough textures, muted light, and simplified forms blur the line between memory and myth. Instead of depicting Slavic folklore as something monstrous or heroic, the works present these beings as quiet emotional presences, fragile yet unsettling.
Domoyov
Original size 1640x2360
Zhar Ptitsa
Original size 1479x2161
Rusalka
Original size 1406x2231
Baba Yaga
Original size 1349x2057
Vodyanov
Original size 1640x2360
Kikimora
Original size 1434x2204