Vessel "Kaplunok" Borosilicate glass. Lampwork. Height 9 cm. 2025. The form combines floral and animalistic motifs. The work captures a transitional state between a flower and a creature, between a decorative shape and an organic image.

Detailed view of the flacon “Kaplunok”.

Vessel "Aether". Colored borosilicate glass. Lampwork technique. Height 12 cm. 2025. In the refined curves of its form lies the image of an unseen element - transparent air, subtle light

Detailed view of the flacon “Aether”.

Detailed view of the flacon “Aether”.

Flacon “Niobe”. Borosilicate glass. 2025. A flacon made of transparent borosilicate glass, topped with a deep blue drop-shaped stopper. Its form evokes a tear. The name refers to the ancient Greek myth of Niobe.The object may be used as a decorative vessel or for storing essences, aromatic oils, or other liquids.This flacon visually evokes themes of purity, silence, and fragility.

Detailed view of the flacon “Niobe”.

Flacon “Laziness”. Borosilicate glass. 2025. The flacon “Laziness” is a form tired of being a form. It has refused effort, allowed itself to slump and stretch. It does not want to be a “proper” vessel, does not hold its back straight, and does not strive for symmetry. It is like a body in the morning bed, like a thought that never rises from the couch.In “Laziness” there is a courage of stillness—an inner permission to be inefficient, to simply be.Here, glass—so obedient to fire—has become a body that chooses rest over action.

Flacon “Pasternak”. Borosilicate glass. 2025

Detailed view of the flacon “Pasternak”.