This series investigates the interrelationship between movement, sound, and visual form. Through the somatic, process-oriented approach, the artist employs her body as an instrument, which, stimulated by the meditative repetition of the music, allows subconscious, unspoken, and unhealed to surface. Working with enamel on raw canvas, she facilitates a direct translation of auditory experience into visual expression. Each composition emerges as a kinetic intent—a physical manifestation of performative gesture shaped by rhythm, intuition, and resonance. The resulting works function not merely as representations of sound but as material traces of a sensory convergence wherein the ephemeral is rendered tangible.

This series of works was inspired by the famous painting “Flag” by US artist Jasper Jons. For the first time in the history of art, the flag became not just a symbol but imagery. At this point, the viewer could perceive it as a piece of art and enjoy its color palette, composition, and message at the same time inviting a viewer to discover multiply aspects of the Ukrainian Flag as its history, development, symbolism, and conflicts in order to gain a deeper understanding of its cultural and political significance.