SOMETHING ABOUT ME

I am an accomplished illustrator,carpet creator and painter.

Activist, sex workers rights supporter and loud voice in the places where some cannot be heard.
For the past few years, I have meticulously honed my skills in social commentaries and ethical creative practices.

As an immigrant, I have navigated my path westward through Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Germany, and ultimately found my home here. Life has transformed me.
I have embarked on a profound journey, emerging as a contemporary art fighter with a clear focus.
I boldly address themes of love, fear, and the collective shame we all experience throughout our lives.

With a double MA in contemporary graphic design and new media, currently on a PhD break, yet further delving into research in the fields I was braided with. As an empathetic interviewer, I push on staying in this understanding state and I invite others to engage in meaningful discussions about the emotions, fears and questions they have.

As a feminist, activist, and visual artist, I am passionately exploring areas related to disability matters and everything that follows basic areas of human feelings.
This focus has become a significant part of my identity.
I thrive on the challenge of navigating new territories, enhancing visibility of how my disability appears in my own understanding and accessibility for other groups.