The series "Remains" is a variation of the timeless theme of Vanitas, in which the artist leaves only small remnants of a Baroque still life. Notably, for these "remains," the artist employs "cheap" materials such as children's markers, non-professional watercolor paints, and remnants of dried lithography ink. The series of monotypes are complemented by a set of ready-made objects - the artist's dresses with textured maps of 3D models of organs used in the visualization of medical educational materials. The clothing is crumpled and simultaneously represents both a sculptural form and the endpoint of action.
