Location: Minsk, Belarus
This isn't a straightforward project; it's complex and intellectual, and it needs to be lived. It's rich in meaning. It's as if we're moving through life, reliving it. In this project, I reimagined nearly forgotten objects that belong to our cultural memory. This is the portal to the bedroom, which I designed as a reimagined hoof (like the horseshoe our grandmothers hung at the entrance to the house), so the bedroom became a very personal and intimate space. A bench appeared in the project—I love this object. It's simple, yet deeply meaningful and relatable. It's about pause, presence, and calm. The shutters are like those in our grandmothers' country houses. That's how I decorated the nursery, because a grandmother is always someone warm, kind, and carefree. This is how the space acquires an emotional memory. In the living room, the curtain covers half the window—another nod to the past. The rug, with a pattern reminiscent of interwoven threads, is a metaphor for life. As a connection of events, people, and states.
