While conducting experiments with frozen natural objects and colored ice in a home setting, I observed that a small amount of ice placed in a silicon mold completely disappeared, leaving behind only the molecules of paint and the photographic object. Upon investigating the potential reasons for the ice's disappearance, I discovered that the phenomenon is known as sublimation, wherein ice transforms directly into water vapor (gas) without undergoing the typical melting process.
This sublimation process occurs in frost-free refrigerators in domestic environments.
Kate was born in 1989 in Kyiv, Ukraine. In 2012 graduated from Université d'Auvergne Clermont-Ferrand I, in France, with master's degree in Management. In 2021 obtained a Ph.D. in international economic relations at Kyiv National University of Trade and Economy. Photography has been her hobby since 2010 when she bought her first digital reflex camera.
During 2021-2022 she studied at the Kyiv School of Photography. Since 2022 photography has been her main occupation.
Her works were published in Vogue (Italy), Iconic Artist Magazine (Italy), and presented at exhibitions in Ukraine.
