- Four Elements -
of the Silk Road
2018 – 2021
The birthplace of "mental archaeology".
Portraits of modern Buryat women — oil, gold, fur, silk.
A search for ancient beliefs inside living faces.
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Portraits of modern Buryat women — oil, gold, fur, silk.
A search for ancient beliefs inside living faces.
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Northern Wind
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1615
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Northern Wind — Ethereal Woman & Raven, Abstract Figurative Expressionism, Original Sensory Alchemy Oil on Cotton Canvas, 50×60 cm
Where does the raven fly on the wings of the Northern Wind?
This striking artwork delves into the profound concept of inner freedom and perception, inspired by shamanic traditions. Imagine a figure — a symbol of quiet strength — amidst a dynamic, abstract landscape that hints at both urban environments and vast, untamed spaces. The artist masterfully blends figurative elements with abstract textures, creating a piece that is both emotionally resonant and visually captivating.
The Myth
The wind does not ask permission. It moves through cities and steppes alike, carrying voices, seeds, and secrets.
In shamanic tradition, the raven is not a bird — it is a guide. A keeper of thresholds. It flies between worlds, between what is known and what is waiting to be discovered.
This painting is about that flight. About the moment when the soul remembers it has wings. About the quiet strength of those who choose the path of the unknown — not because they are lost, but because they are free.
Accents of silver, gold, and teal dance within a sophisticated palette of greys and blacks, drawing the viewer into a world of contemplation.
This piece is perfect for the discerning collector who appreciates art that tells a story — for those who understand that true journeys are of the mind and spirit. It is a statement piece for a modern interior, offering a unique blend of contemporary art and symbolic depth. An ideal gift for someone who values introspection and boundless perspective.
Details
Oil on cotton canvas
50 × 60 × 2 cm / 19.7 × 23.6 × 0.8 in
© Daria Harlauta 2019 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$1615 / €1406
Where does the raven fly on the wings of the Northern Wind?
This striking artwork delves into the profound concept of inner freedom and perception, inspired by shamanic traditions. Imagine a figure — a symbol of quiet strength — amidst a dynamic, abstract landscape that hints at both urban environments and vast, untamed spaces. The artist masterfully blends figurative elements with abstract textures, creating a piece that is both emotionally resonant and visually captivating.
The Myth
The wind does not ask permission. It moves through cities and steppes alike, carrying voices, seeds, and secrets.
In shamanic tradition, the raven is not a bird — it is a guide. A keeper of thresholds. It flies between worlds, between what is known and what is waiting to be discovered.
This painting is about that flight. About the moment when the soul remembers it has wings. About the quiet strength of those who choose the path of the unknown — not because they are lost, but because they are free.
Accents of silver, gold, and teal dance within a sophisticated palette of greys and blacks, drawing the viewer into a world of contemplation.
This piece is perfect for the discerning collector who appreciates art that tells a story — for those who understand that true journeys are of the mind and spirit. It is a statement piece for a modern interior, offering a unique blend of contemporary art and symbolic depth. An ideal gift for someone who values introspection and boundless perspective.
Details
Oil on cotton canvas
50 × 60 × 2 cm / 19.7 × 23.6 × 0.8 in
© Daria Harlauta 2019 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$1615 / €1406
Twins
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3230
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Twins (Diptych) — Sacred Dakini Muses in Purple & Silver, Original Sensory Alchemy Oil & Silver Leaf on Linen, 100×60 cm
Discover an exquisite original diptych from the profound Four Elements of the Silk Road series. This captivating two-panel artwork beautifully merges Buddhist mythology with rich Mongolian cultural heritage, presenting two serene Dakinis — goddesses of supreme wisdom — gracefully engaging with the traditional morin khuur. The diptych is a vibrant symphony of deep purples, shimmering silvers, and subtle golden accents, realized with oil and delicate silver leaf on linen canvas.
The Myth
This diptych is part of the series Four Elements of the Silk Road. It's a visual symphony inspired by a unique fusion: Buddhist mythology, Mongolian cultural heritage, and archival materials from the National Museum of the Republic of Buryatia.
We see two dakini — goddesses of supreme wisdom — playing the traditional horse-head fiddle, the morin khuur. While the entire space around them swirls with dynamic energy, their faces remain a serene and joyful anchor.
The two panels are inseparable — like twins, like mirror images, like two voices in a single song. One cannot exist without the other.
This artwork is more than a painting; it is a talisman for the creative spirit. It speaks of divine inspiration and the benevolent guidance that watches over all who dare to create.
Perfect for discerning collectors, this diptych is an exceptional gift, ideal for a contemporary interior, or as a striking piece of unique decor, inviting a touch of spiritual elegance into any space.
Details
Oil and silver leaf on linen canvas
Diptych: 100 × 60 × 2 cm / 39.4 × 23.6 × 0.8 in
Each panel: 50 × 60 × 2 cm / 19.7 × 23.6 × 0.8 in
© Daria Harlauta 2019 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$ 1615 / € 1406 | piece
$3230 / €2812 | diptych
Discover an exquisite original diptych from the profound Four Elements of the Silk Road series. This captivating two-panel artwork beautifully merges Buddhist mythology with rich Mongolian cultural heritage, presenting two serene Dakinis — goddesses of supreme wisdom — gracefully engaging with the traditional morin khuur. The diptych is a vibrant symphony of deep purples, shimmering silvers, and subtle golden accents, realized with oil and delicate silver leaf on linen canvas.
The Myth
This diptych is part of the series Four Elements of the Silk Road. It's a visual symphony inspired by a unique fusion: Buddhist mythology, Mongolian cultural heritage, and archival materials from the National Museum of the Republic of Buryatia.
We see two dakini — goddesses of supreme wisdom — playing the traditional horse-head fiddle, the morin khuur. While the entire space around them swirls with dynamic energy, their faces remain a serene and joyful anchor.
The two panels are inseparable — like twins, like mirror images, like two voices in a single song. One cannot exist without the other.
This artwork is more than a painting; it is a talisman for the creative spirit. It speaks of divine inspiration and the benevolent guidance that watches over all who dare to create.
Perfect for discerning collectors, this diptych is an exceptional gift, ideal for a contemporary interior, or as a striking piece of unique decor, inviting a touch of spiritual elegance into any space.
Details
Oil and silver leaf on linen canvas
Diptych: 100 × 60 × 2 cm / 39.4 × 23.6 × 0.8 in
Each panel: 50 × 60 × 2 cm / 19.7 × 23.6 × 0.8 in
© Daria Harlauta 2019 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$ 1615 / € 1406 | piece
$3230 / €2812 | diptych
Mother Earth
$
2205
$
Mother-Earth — Radiant Queen of Life, Original Sensory Alchemy Oil, Gold Leaf & Crystals on Linen, 60×80 cm
This captivating artwork invites viewers into a profound exploration of ancient beliefs through the fascinating lens of mental archaeology. Inspired by the rich tapestry of Buryat mythology, this piece breathes life into the image of Etugen (Ul'gen-Ekhe), the revered Queen of the Earth — portraying her not as an ancient matriarch, but as an eternally youthful and vibrant goddess brimming with inherent strength.
The Myth
The earth has a name.
This piece is part of a series exploring ancient beliefs through the lens of mental archaeology. It was inspired by Buryat mythology and the image of Etugen (Ul'gen-Ekhe) — the Queen of the Earth, one of the most revered goddesses of the pantheon.
It depicts Etugen not as an old woman dwelling deep within the earth, as she is often portrayed, but as an eternally young woman, full of strength. Only her eyes reveal the depth of what she has witnessed — a knowing sadness rests there.
Upon her head rests a traditional protective headdress with braids. The moon settles behind one braid; the sun rises behind the other. And from the center of her chest flows a spring that nourishes all life — an endless gesture of care, unbroken since the beginning of time.
Her gaze holds the profound depth of ages, a gentle sadness hinting at the countless cycles of life and renewal she has witnessed.
This piece is about the eternal renewal of life and the quiet grounding that the earth offers to anyone willing to feel it. A reminder: no matter what happens, beneath your feet lies not just soil, but a living, nurturing presence.
The masterful use of oil, gold leaf, and crystals imbues the artwork with an unparalleled luminescence — making it a truly spectacular addition to any collection. It is an ideal centerpiece for a modern interior, a thoughtful gift for someone who appreciates art steeped in mythology and spiritual depth, and a vibrant declaration of life's continuous cycle.
Details
Oil, gold leaf, and crystals on linen canvas
60 × 80 × 2 cm / 23.6 × 31.5 × 0.8 in
© Daria Harlauta 2018 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$2205 / €1920
This captivating artwork invites viewers into a profound exploration of ancient beliefs through the fascinating lens of mental archaeology. Inspired by the rich tapestry of Buryat mythology, this piece breathes life into the image of Etugen (Ul'gen-Ekhe), the revered Queen of the Earth — portraying her not as an ancient matriarch, but as an eternally youthful and vibrant goddess brimming with inherent strength.
The Myth
The earth has a name.
This piece is part of a series exploring ancient beliefs through the lens of mental archaeology. It was inspired by Buryat mythology and the image of Etugen (Ul'gen-Ekhe) — the Queen of the Earth, one of the most revered goddesses of the pantheon.
It depicts Etugen not as an old woman dwelling deep within the earth, as she is often portrayed, but as an eternally young woman, full of strength. Only her eyes reveal the depth of what she has witnessed — a knowing sadness rests there.
Upon her head rests a traditional protective headdress with braids. The moon settles behind one braid; the sun rises behind the other. And from the center of her chest flows a spring that nourishes all life — an endless gesture of care, unbroken since the beginning of time.
Her gaze holds the profound depth of ages, a gentle sadness hinting at the countless cycles of life and renewal she has witnessed.
This piece is about the eternal renewal of life and the quiet grounding that the earth offers to anyone willing to feel it. A reminder: no matter what happens, beneath your feet lies not just soil, but a living, nurturing presence.
The masterful use of oil, gold leaf, and crystals imbues the artwork with an unparalleled luminescence — making it a truly spectacular addition to any collection. It is an ideal centerpiece for a modern interior, a thoughtful gift for someone who appreciates art steeped in mythology and spiritual depth, and a vibrant declaration of life's continuous cycle.
Details
Oil, gold leaf, and crystals on linen canvas
60 × 80 × 2 cm / 23.6 × 31.5 × 0.8 in
© Daria Harlauta 2018 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$2205 / €1920
The Inner Flame
$
1615
$
Inner Flame — Evocative Steppe Woman Portrait with Raven & Luminous Ember, Original Sensory Alchemy Oil on Linen, 50×60 cm
This compelling artwork delves into the profound theme of the enduring inner spirit, echoing ancient tales of resilience and primordial fire. A serene female figure, eyes gently closed in introspection, is accompanied by a watchful raven — bearer of a luminous ember, a powerful symbol of latent strength and inner warmth. The rich textures, masterfully created with oil on linen canvas, showcase dynamic brushwork in a vibrant palette of deep blacks, fiery oranges, and tranquil blues, set against a masterful impasto background.
The Myth
In the steppe, fire can be seen from afar.
For millennia, it was humanity's faithful companion: warming, feeding, guarding against beasts and strangers. Dancing in crimson ribbons through the night, singing with the wind, hiding as a warm coal deep in the heart when cold set in.
They say this is why the hearts of steppe dwellers burn so hot and wild: now flaring like embers in the wind, now quietly glowing in the dark, keen as fox eyes.
This piece is about the wild, primordial fire that lives within each of us. About the readiness to ignite when the time comes. And about the quiet smoldering where future flame is born.
May this small ember, held in the raven's beak, remind you: your inner fire is always with you. Even when all around feels like darkness and cold.
This piece represents an exceptional acquisition for discerning collectors seeking a contemporary figurative artwork that offers both aesthetic beauty and profound narrative depth. Inner Flame is varnished, ready to enrich a sophisticated modern interior, or to serve as a deeply meaningful art gift — offering a perpetual source of inspiration and quiet power.
Details
Oil on linen canvas
50 × 60 × 2 cm / 19.7 × 23.6 × 0.8 in
© Daria Harlauta 2019 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$1615 / €1406
This compelling artwork delves into the profound theme of the enduring inner spirit, echoing ancient tales of resilience and primordial fire. A serene female figure, eyes gently closed in introspection, is accompanied by a watchful raven — bearer of a luminous ember, a powerful symbol of latent strength and inner warmth. The rich textures, masterfully created with oil on linen canvas, showcase dynamic brushwork in a vibrant palette of deep blacks, fiery oranges, and tranquil blues, set against a masterful impasto background.
The Myth
In the steppe, fire can be seen from afar.
For millennia, it was humanity's faithful companion: warming, feeding, guarding against beasts and strangers. Dancing in crimson ribbons through the night, singing with the wind, hiding as a warm coal deep in the heart when cold set in.
They say this is why the hearts of steppe dwellers burn so hot and wild: now flaring like embers in the wind, now quietly glowing in the dark, keen as fox eyes.
This piece is about the wild, primordial fire that lives within each of us. About the readiness to ignite when the time comes. And about the quiet smoldering where future flame is born.
May this small ember, held in the raven's beak, remind you: your inner fire is always with you. Even when all around feels like darkness and cold.
This piece represents an exceptional acquisition for discerning collectors seeking a contemporary figurative artwork that offers both aesthetic beauty and profound narrative depth. Inner Flame is varnished, ready to enrich a sophisticated modern interior, or to serve as a deeply meaningful art gift — offering a perpetual source of inspiration and quiet power.
Details
Oil on linen canvas
50 × 60 × 2 cm / 19.7 × 23.6 × 0.8 in
© Daria Harlauta 2019 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$1615 / €1406
Inhabited land
$
1800
$
Inhabited Land — Mystical Shamanic Vision, Original Sensory Alchemy Oil, Gold Leaf & Crystals on Linen, 70×60 cm
Step into the profound narrative of Inhabited Land, an evocative artwork that masterfully blends ancient folklore with contemporary artistic expression. This piece invites viewers into a sacred nocturnal landscape, where a celestial guardian presides over a serene steppe. The artist skillfully portrays the protective essence of the Great Mother and ancestral spirits watching over nomadic yurts, nestled under the vast, star-dusted Khukh Munhen Tenger.
The Myth
This piece is part of a series exploring steppe traditions and the ancient sense of boundary between one's own world and the other. That invisible line drawn by a stream, separating home from wilderness, safety from the unknown, the human from that which is larger than human.
It depicts the night steppe as it has been seen for thousands of years. The sky full of stars like water full of fish. Yurts nestled against the earth. Silence where you can hear the breath of sleepers and the distant voice of a drum.
This piece is about the protection that exists even when we don't think of it. About boundaries guarded not by walls, but by spirits, fire, and ancestral memory.
And about how important it is, sometimes, to simply lie down and sleep — trusting the Great Mother who never sleeps at all.
May this night steppe remind you: even in your darkest hour, there is an invisible hand holding your sleep. Even beyond the thinnest yurt wall lies an entire world — but it cannot reach you as long as the fire burns and the ancestors remember.
Executed with exquisite oil on linen canvas, enriched by genuine gold leaf and subtle crystal embellishments, this artwork offers a tactile and visual depth. It explores themes of spiritual sanctuary, the duality of the known and unknown worlds, and humanity's timeless connection to nature.
An exceptional acquisition for collectors drawn to contemporary symbolic art, visionary narratives, and works that offer profound contemplation. It serves as a remarkable statement piece for any sophisticated modern interior, and an unforgettable gift that carries deep cultural resonance.
Details
Oil, gold leaf, and crystals on linen canvas
70 × 60 × 2 cm / 27.5 × 23.6 × 0.8 in
© Daria Harlauta 2018 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$1800 / €1567
Step into the profound narrative of Inhabited Land, an evocative artwork that masterfully blends ancient folklore with contemporary artistic expression. This piece invites viewers into a sacred nocturnal landscape, where a celestial guardian presides over a serene steppe. The artist skillfully portrays the protective essence of the Great Mother and ancestral spirits watching over nomadic yurts, nestled under the vast, star-dusted Khukh Munhen Tenger.
The Myth
This piece is part of a series exploring steppe traditions and the ancient sense of boundary between one's own world and the other. That invisible line drawn by a stream, separating home from wilderness, safety from the unknown, the human from that which is larger than human.
It depicts the night steppe as it has been seen for thousands of years. The sky full of stars like water full of fish. Yurts nestled against the earth. Silence where you can hear the breath of sleepers and the distant voice of a drum.
This piece is about the protection that exists even when we don't think of it. About boundaries guarded not by walls, but by spirits, fire, and ancestral memory.
And about how important it is, sometimes, to simply lie down and sleep — trusting the Great Mother who never sleeps at all.
May this night steppe remind you: even in your darkest hour, there is an invisible hand holding your sleep. Even beyond the thinnest yurt wall lies an entire world — but it cannot reach you as long as the fire burns and the ancestors remember.
Executed with exquisite oil on linen canvas, enriched by genuine gold leaf and subtle crystal embellishments, this artwork offers a tactile and visual depth. It explores themes of spiritual sanctuary, the duality of the known and unknown worlds, and humanity's timeless connection to nature.
An exceptional acquisition for collectors drawn to contemporary symbolic art, visionary narratives, and works that offer profound contemplation. It serves as a remarkable statement piece for any sophisticated modern interior, and an unforgettable gift that carries deep cultural resonance.
Details
Oil, gold leaf, and crystals on linen canvas
70 × 60 × 2 cm / 27.5 × 23.6 × 0.8 in
© Daria Harlauta 2018 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$1800 / €1567
Edge of the Earth (the Ocean)
$
4360
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Edge of the Earth (Ocean) — Textured Blue and White Impressionist Ocean Artwork with Mythological Shamanic Sea Goddess, Original Sensory Alchemy Oil & Relief on Linen, 80×110 cm
This highly textured original artwork on linen canvas offers a breathtaking exploration of ancient Buryat mythology and the deep mysteries of Lake Baikal — historically revered as a sacred, boundless inland sea. Created as part of a conceptual series exploring ancient beliefs through the method of mental archaeology, the narrative brings Mother Earth to life. Standing at the shoreline where the crashing deep blue and turquoise waves meet the sky, she wears the divine horns of the sacred cow, with fresh water springs flowing from her garments. She opens her arms to the sky, engaging with mysterious birds in an eternal silent dialogue between the finite and the infinite.
The Myth
Ocean. This painting is part of the 2019 series Four Elements of the Silk Road — an exploration of ancient beliefs through the method of mental archaeology. It is inspired by Buryat mythology and the image of Baikal — the sea that was never merely a lake.
In ancient times, it was called a sea. Or even an ocean. And it still is. They said there was no land on the far shore — only spirits, and that one goes there once, never to return. Whether this is true or not — who knows. But shamans sometimes come to the very edge of the water to hold long conversations with the elements — with the earth, the water, and the boundless sky itself.
To this day, in the 21st century, Mother Earth meets the vast expanse of water here. On her head — the horns of the divine cow. From her hem and sleeves, springs burst forth. She opens her arms, asking a question to the Boundless Sky. And from the sky, unfamiliar birds come flying to her — not with answers, but with new questions.
A myth or a memory — I cannot say. But this is surely a dialogue that has lasted forever. Of the meeting between the finite and the infinite. Of the truth that even at the edge — there is continuation — if you fall silent and simply listen to the silence.
The rich, varnished impasto and relief textures create a stunning dimensional effect that beautifully captures the dynamic movement of the water and the atmospheric light of the sky. With its captivating palette of indigo, turquoise, lavender, and soft gold, this majestic artwork makes an exquisite focal point for modern living rooms, upscale offices, or coastal-inspired spaces. It serves as a sophisticated investment for discerning art collectors or an unforgettable luxury gift for those drawn to spiritual folklore, mythology, and maritime beauty.
Details
Oil and relief on linen canvas
80 × 110 × 2 cm / 31.5 × 43.3 × 0.8 in
© Daria Harlauta 2019 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$4360 / €3797
This highly textured original artwork on linen canvas offers a breathtaking exploration of ancient Buryat mythology and the deep mysteries of Lake Baikal — historically revered as a sacred, boundless inland sea. Created as part of a conceptual series exploring ancient beliefs through the method of mental archaeology, the narrative brings Mother Earth to life. Standing at the shoreline where the crashing deep blue and turquoise waves meet the sky, she wears the divine horns of the sacred cow, with fresh water springs flowing from her garments. She opens her arms to the sky, engaging with mysterious birds in an eternal silent dialogue between the finite and the infinite.
The Myth
Ocean. This painting is part of the 2019 series Four Elements of the Silk Road — an exploration of ancient beliefs through the method of mental archaeology. It is inspired by Buryat mythology and the image of Baikal — the sea that was never merely a lake.
In ancient times, it was called a sea. Or even an ocean. And it still is. They said there was no land on the far shore — only spirits, and that one goes there once, never to return. Whether this is true or not — who knows. But shamans sometimes come to the very edge of the water to hold long conversations with the elements — with the earth, the water, and the boundless sky itself.
To this day, in the 21st century, Mother Earth meets the vast expanse of water here. On her head — the horns of the divine cow. From her hem and sleeves, springs burst forth. She opens her arms, asking a question to the Boundless Sky. And from the sky, unfamiliar birds come flying to her — not with answers, but with new questions.
A myth or a memory — I cannot say. But this is surely a dialogue that has lasted forever. Of the meeting between the finite and the infinite. Of the truth that even at the edge — there is continuation — if you fall silent and simply listen to the silence.
The rich, varnished impasto and relief textures create a stunning dimensional effect that beautifully captures the dynamic movement of the water and the atmospheric light of the sky. With its captivating palette of indigo, turquoise, lavender, and soft gold, this majestic artwork makes an exquisite focal point for modern living rooms, upscale offices, or coastal-inspired spaces. It serves as a sophisticated investment for discerning art collectors or an unforgettable luxury gift for those drawn to spiritual folklore, mythology, and maritime beauty.
Details
Oil and relief on linen canvas
80 × 110 × 2 cm / 31.5 × 43.3 × 0.8 in
© Daria Harlauta 2019 (signed & certified)
Price (with worldwide delivery included)
$4360 / €3797
Steppe Gods
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Oil on linen canvas
80 х 110 х 2 сm | 31,5 x 43,3 x 0,8 inch
© Daria Harlauta 2019 (signed & certified)
Inquire for Price & Details
80 х 110 х 2 сm | 31,5 x 43,3 x 0,8 inch
© Daria Harlauta 2019 (signed & certified)
Inquire for Price & Details
Memory
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Oil on linen canvas
80 х 110 х 2 сm | 31,5 x 43,3 x 0,8 inch
© Daria Harlauta 2019 (signed & certified)
Inquire for Price & Details
80 х 110 х 2 сm | 31,5 x 43,3 x 0,8 inch
© Daria Harlauta 2019 (signed & certified)
Inquire for Price & Details
The White Crow
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Oil and gold leaf
on linen canvas,
80 х 110 х 2 сm | 31,5 x 43,3 x 0,8 inch
© Daria Harlauta 2019 (signed & certified)
Inquire for Price & Details
on linen canvas,
80 х 110 х 2 сm | 31,5 x 43,3 x 0,8 inch
© Daria Harlauta 2019 (signed & certified)
Inquire for Price & Details
Wind of Changes
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Orbit One is designed for people who appreciate great sound and thoughtfully crafted objects. Its clean silhouette, light fabric finish, and subtle orange accents create a distinctive look that feels at home in both modern interiors and creative workspaces.
Compact enough to fit on a desk, shelf, or bedside table, Orbit One is easy to move from room to room thanks to its integrated handle. The woven acoustic grille delivers balanced, room-filling sound, while the intuitive controls make adjusting volume and playback effortless.
Compact enough to fit on a desk, shelf, or bedside table, Orbit One is easy to move from room to room thanks to its integrated handle. The woven acoustic grille delivers balanced, room-filling sound, while the intuitive controls make adjusting volume and playback effortless.
The Crow
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Compact enough to fit on a desk, shelf, or bedside table, Orbit One is easy to move from room to room thanks to its integrated handle. The woven acoustic grille delivers balanced, room-filling sound, while the intuitive controls make adjusting volume and playback effortless.
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Hawk's Wings
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Steppe Wind
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Flame, Ash and Snow
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Fireflies
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Summer Night
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Breaking Ice
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Compact enough to fit on a desk, shelf, or bedside table, Orbit One is easy to move from room to room thanks to its integrated handle. The woven acoustic grille delivers balanced, room-filling sound, while the intuitive controls make adjusting volume and playback effortless.
The Facets of Myth:
Four Elements of the Silk Road (2019)
Master Gallery, Saint Petersburg
This was the beginning. My first big project. The moment I understood how I wanted to work.
I couldn't travel to Buryatia at that time. Instead, I talked to Buryat people. I listened. I made a remote request to the National Museum's archives. And from a distance, I tried to understand something ancient — the bones of a worldview where Buddhist philosophy and shamanistic roots still live inside people's faces, their gestures, the way they hold themselves.
I painted portraits of modern Buryat women. On canvas, I mixed oil with gold, relief ornaments, even mixed paint on fur and silk clothes. Why? Because history is not flat. It's layered, rough, hybrid. You can't translate ancient stories with clean, simple paint. You need a language just as complex as the memory you're trying to hold.
This project was not mine alone. Sculpture by Venera Abdullina, graphic art by Andrey Bliok, and performance - a fashion show featuring designs by Zhamso Ochirov. We built an entire environment: paintings next to sculpture, graphics, even a fashion show. A dialogue, not a solo.
Looking back now, I see it clearly: this is where "mental archaeology" was born. The method I still use today — digging for traces of the past inside the present.
No exoticism. No decoration. Just the work of listening, layer by layer.
Master Gallery, Saint Petersburg
This was the beginning. My first big project. The moment I understood how I wanted to work.
I couldn't travel to Buryatia at that time. Instead, I talked to Buryat people. I listened. I made a remote request to the National Museum's archives. And from a distance, I tried to understand something ancient — the bones of a worldview where Buddhist philosophy and shamanistic roots still live inside people's faces, their gestures, the way they hold themselves.
I painted portraits of modern Buryat women. On canvas, I mixed oil with gold, relief ornaments, even mixed paint on fur and silk clothes. Why? Because history is not flat. It's layered, rough, hybrid. You can't translate ancient stories with clean, simple paint. You need a language just as complex as the memory you're trying to hold.
This project was not mine alone. Sculpture by Venera Abdullina, graphic art by Andrey Bliok, and performance - a fashion show featuring designs by Zhamso Ochirov. We built an entire environment: paintings next to sculpture, graphics, even a fashion show. A dialogue, not a solo.
Looking back now, I see it clearly: this is where "mental archaeology" was born. The method I still use today — digging for traces of the past inside the present.
No exoticism. No decoration. Just the work of listening, layer by layer.
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