These images are never obvious. They ask questions: who are we, defenseless creatures ready to become victims of someone else’s whims, or calculating children merely playing at innocence? In response we hear the artist’s own voice: “I am here and there. Like many of you. I contemplate the movement and interaction of the forces of nature and the flow of life. There is no black and white, there are shades of grey on which much of my painting is built. One thing remains unchanged: the red color, the color of blood, life and strength.” The time of transition from childhood to youth in her works becomes a moment of choice and self-formation. The subjects allow us to look differently at the nature of good and evil; they do not destroy universal values but expand the field of their perception on the level of feeling, intuition and premonition. The viewer finds themselves in a space where the familiar loses its stability, and illusion and appearance prove to be no less real than obvious reality.