That is a series that I have been working on since the summer of 22, using my aerial photos, taken before the war on the coast of the Sea of Azov. The printed frames are painted by me manually. I layered images as meanings and got a kind of geological time scale. All of these reserved places have been occupied since the first day of the Russian invasion to Ukraine. God knows whether these unique lakes will remain there. The series is completed with footage of footprints taken in the same place. They attracted me with their graphic nature. But now they acquire completely different meanings.
Olga, an award-winning photographer and artist based in Odesa, Ukraine, skillfully blends photography with fine art techniques. With gold, silver, and bronze accolades from various competitions, her work has graced exhibitions in Ukraine and abroad. Olga's unique vision transcends boundaries, captivating global audiences and leaving an indelible mark on the international art scene.
