The project "Through the Dust" is a visual story about the routine and traditions of post—Soviet Russia, capturing the moments of people's lives against the background of what has become an integral part of everyday life. The carpet used in the project is not just an interior piece, but a palette for displaying a multi—layered reality where tradition and modernity are intertwined, sometimes creating absurd, ironic, but sincere moments of life.
The irony is evident not only in everyday scenes, but also in the very relationships of people with the objects around them. The background is the backdrop against which the characters' lives unfold, showing how history, cultural roots, and collective memory continue to influence modernity. People have become heroes of the study of routine, where every gesture and action looks like part of an "invisible" ritual. It seems that people are satisfied with this irony, but its heightened perception creates a feeling of melancholy.