A series of linocuts depicting the same nude woman in various corners of her apartment, accompanied by her cat.
Although the central subject is the naked body, there is not the slightest hint of vulgarity in these works. On the contrary, they radiate harmony and naturalness, where nudity is not an act of sexuality but rather a part of calm, everyday existence filled with domestic comfort.
In each print, sensuality steps aside, giving way to warm, almost intimate moments — quiet and relaxed, where the woman and the cat seem to dissolve into the space of the apartment.

From childhood, my parents taught me to treat animals with care, but cats have always held a special place in my heart. Their presence in human life is inevitable—they are independent, yet always near. They leave their traces on objects, in memories, and in the heart.
In this series of cyanotypes, I capture moments of their existence—fleeting and warm. Like sunlight leaving an imprint on paper, cats leave their marks in our lives. In their movements and silhouettes, there is the breath of time—impossible to hold, yet possible to preserve.
There is also a series in cyanotype