Incognito

Incognito began in Lviv in 2015 with a two-metre industrial chain discovered at a flea market. One link was turned upright, becoming the first sculpture — now held in a private collection in Kyiv.

From this found object, a sculptural language emerged. Shaped by flame, wax and time, each piece became a record of memory, ritual and human presence.

Following the artist's move to London, Incognito entered a new chapter. The Thames became both setting and metaphor — movement, reflection and transformation.

The chain itself acquires a new meaning: a symbol of connection, linking Ukraine and Britain — two cultures, two histories and two places now intertwined through the artist's own journey.

Incognito transforms an anonymous industrial object into a carrier of memory — a link between people, places and time.