In 2023, she graduated from the School of Contemporary Art "Free Workshops" at MMOMA (Moscow Museum of Modern Art).
In 2014, she completed her studies at the Moscow Pedagogical State University, Faculty of Art and Graphics.

A contemporary artist exploring the dark corners of the human soul, where folklore, religion, and gothic aesthetics intertwine. My work is a meditation on sin and sanctity, curse and salvation—a visual sermon on the duality of good and evil.

"Inspired by Russian Gothic, demonology, and sacred texts, I explore the truths hidden behind the facade of faith and memory.

From early childhood, I have been drawn to exploring the unknown, which is why my choice of artistic name was influenced by the 19th-century French astronomer Camille Flammarion, who wrote a number of popular works on astronomy and life in the subtle world. My art is my way of communicating with the world. It grows through mystical and symbolic themes, as well as through religious and philosophical imagery. Since my time in religious school, I have been studying the issues of good and evil and humanity's place in the context of existence. I work deeply with family
archives and the theme of memory. This helps me express internal experiences and reinterpret traditional themes; the philosophy of existentialism also aids me in this. I work in various mediums: linocut, pyrography (wood burning), stained glass, and collage. Each series of works is closely connected and complements the others. Therefore, I work on several series simultaneously. My method is to first study myself—how a particular theme has influenced me— searching for its origins in my childhood and youth. By turning to archives, I examine how it might have affected my ancestors, as I believe that certain experiences or events can be genetically inherited. Then I seek sources from the external world. I combine all of this in my works, giving them a resemblance to myths or legends"