The works relate to the problem of dealing with trauma and the possibility of finding a way to move forward. The influence of external factors, the climate of disaster, and war endlessly change our internal essence. The layering of emotions, anxieties, and experiences leaves irreversible scars. In the modern fast-paced world, there is not enough time to go through all the stages of acceptance, awareness, understanding, rethinking, and analysis. Unprocessed ghosts of old traumas remain in the subconscious. Like an old oak that grows with new layers of new traumas. Like a millennia-old pebble that has gone through water and fire, it imprints the entire path of its difficult existence. All past layers have long been mixed; it is already hard to understand or separate anything, but they constantly remind themselves. A person becomes stiffened by the inability to understand; this is the only way to cope with the future, embedding emotions as deeply as possible.

All have been split in a random order, like pebbles brought by the sea to a random shore. And the pebbles settled in new territories, burying their traumas deeper within themselves while still trying to assimilate. But is it possible to do this completely when you already have a completely different background?