Katia Berezovskaya’s art delves into emotion through the lens of natural objects and materials, using their resonance to evoke visceral responses and provoke reflection. Inspired by nature’s fragility, beauty, and transience, her work transforms elements such as stones, branches, and streams into symbols of universal human experiences—love, loss, fear, and compassion. These materials, often carrying traces of past lives, intertwine individual and collective histories within her creations.

At the heart of Katia’s practice lies an exploration of boundaries: life and death, real and imagined, personal and collective. Memories and imagined realities merge, shaped by time and longing. Her work often conveys a sense of otherworldliness, encouraging viewers to reflect on the familiar in new ways. Through themes of transformation, she highlights how objects and beings bear the marks of their existence, telling stories of resilience and change