


Research & Focus
My research focuses on the intersection of corporeality, post-memory, and regional identity. I am interested in how the physical environment and daily habits—such as the constant use of footwear—shape our physical manifestations. I conducted a period of research walking barefoot in Kyiv to observe how the natural sensitivity of the feet is affected when the direct connection to the ground is lost.
In a landscape shaped by war and generational trauma, I examine the autonomy of the body and the price of artistic freedom. I seek a "complex theater" that problematizes aesthetics, moving away from the mere decoration of tragedy toward active intellectual and physical engagement.
Corporeality & Daily Habit Research
Actor’s Agency vs Classical Training
Post-memory & Regional Identity
Autonomy of the Body in Wartime
Tools of Political Theatre

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