The pear transforms into an ecosystem - its body is no longer closed, but becomes the birthplace of something else. Mushrooms emerging from within blur the boundaries between fruit and environment, between the singular and the plural. It's a dreamlike image in which forms flow into one another without resistance. The fragility here lies in the loss of integrity: the object ceases to be itself, but it is precisely in this disintegration that new life emerges.

Acrylic, oil pastel, oil on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,8'')

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Here, flowers and skeletal forms cease to be opposites of life and death. They merge into a single biomorphic relief, where decay becomes an extension of growth. The work speaks to the fragility of the body and memory: even as it fades away, the form leaves a trace of its existence in a soft, almost ghostly landscape.

Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')

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A landscape emerging between memory and oblivion. White, tree-like forms simultaneously evoke a forest, a nervous system, and traces of light on the inside of the eyelids. Translucent creatures - or a young deer - appear as phantoms of perception: not objects, but evidence of a recent presence. The work explores the moment when consciousness loses the ability to distinguish the boundaries between external and internal space.

Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')

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Behind a pale lattice - whether a window frame or a garden fence - a young deer appears. It seems to emerge from the thicket of lilac blossoms while simultaneously dissolving into them. The barrier separates not so much physical space as ways of seeing: what appears close remains out of reach. The painting speaks to the fragility of the moment when reality allows itself to be glimpsed, if only for an instant.

Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 30*30 cm (11,8''*11,8'')

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A small house glows amidst the tall grass like a memory that cannot be held onto. A white rabbit crosses the space almost immaterially - like a thought that vanishes before it can be named. The flowers anchor the composition in the present, while the house and the animal already inhabit the realm of dreams. It's a painting about the home as an inner place that remains always slightly out of reach.

Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 40*50 cm (15,7''*19,7'')

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A white lamb rests above a flowering meadow, as if belonging neither to the earth nor to the sky. Its body appears both tangible and almost vanishing. The landscape ceases to be a place and becomes a state of memory, where fragility needs no explanation.

Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 30*40 cm (11,8''*15,8'')

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Here, the house ceases to be a static, protected space. Flowers sprout from its walls and roof, a rabbit appears nearby, and a human figure loses its face - a floral image emerges in place of its head. All elements exist simultaneously as both real and impossible, like fragments of a dream in which the boundaries between humans, animals, and plants no longer apply. The house becomes not a place, but a living memory - fragile and constantly shifting in form.

Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 70*70 cm (27,6''*27,6'')

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Architecture, flowers, rose water, and a little fawn exist in a space devoid of familiar perspective and time. The water seems both real and impossible, transforming the landscape into a memory that gradually fades away. The fawn - a fragile, living presence amid the architecture and flowers - seems to have found itself inside a dream, where space no longer obeys the laws of the real world. This place feels familiar, yet it is impossible to tell whether it ever existed.

Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 70*100 cm (27,6''*39,4'')

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