Working with abstraction, light, texture and organic forms, Iryna Domashenko creates psychologically charged photographs that move between figuration and ambiguity, inviting introspection and reflecting on vulnerability, perception, identity and the precious fragility of embodied existence. Based in Kyiv, Ukraine, her practice explores the relationship between the body, nature and inner psychological states through images of fragility, beauty and transformation. Her work juxtaposes nude dance and dried flowers to explore vulnerability and beauty, reflecting human grace and impermanence. The works consider time, transformation and emotion, inviting reflection on love, loss and connection between body and nature.