The "Skarb" project is a visual and emotional exploration of the inner world of Belarusians who were forced to leave their homeland after the events of 2020. Amid uncertainty and the search for a new place to call home, "Skarb" aims to preserve and convey the personal stories of those who found themselves far from their country in pursuit of safety and freedom.

At the heart of the project is the concept of objects as bridges between the past and the present, between home and a new, unfamiliar place. Participants in the project shared the most important items to them — things they carefully packed in preparation for an uncertain future and took with them. These items were scanned in the packaging they were prepared in — whether wrapped in plastic, fabric, or a plastic bag.
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A project about 10 years of friendship, love, hate and happy memories. This deeply personal project is a therapeutic exploration of the complex emotions associated with a man who was simultaneously my best friend, my love, a stranger and a source of pain. Based on my journals, which supported me during the days when we did not communicate, I decided to look at everything that was happening from an observer's perspective.
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"In my shoes" is a documentary photography project about my 17-year-old daughter Lola and me. It's a story of change, growing up, and the connection between generations. I'm capturing our last year together before Lola leaves for university. These photographs are about her growing up and me growing older. They're about daughters distancing themselves from their mothers, and the midlife crisis mothers face when their children grow up. This project explores the challenges of single motherhood and how I raised a wonderful daughter on my own. It shows how Lola spends time with her friends and how important they are in her life.
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From the text about the project: «In 2021, I relocated to the Netherlands, carrying only a suitcase and backpack due to limited space. This meant leaving behind many of my memories.

Growing up with a large family photographic archive, I found myself in a foreign country with no memories. So I decided to go in search of new images and create my own Dutch family archive».
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About the project: «No Man’s Wedding is a twisted wonderland filled with symbols, rituals and games, which from time immemorial imitated life and death.

The avenue we've chosen is that of a fairy tale. What is a fairy tale? It's a repository of archetypes and mythological narratives. These narratives offer codes that aid in deciphering the existential causes of the war».
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About the project: «Okunevo - at first glance is a very ordinary Siberian village. Like in many Russian villages, it seems here that life and world order have not changed for many years.

But in the 1990s, a woman named Rasma Rozitis came to the village directly from India on behalf of an Indian guru and said that the ancient temple of Hanuman was in this place above or under one of the lakes. She said that the temple had magical powers. Since then, Okunevo has been called the place of power».
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