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The exhibition “Raw & Wet. Red Book” offers a thoughtful and hopeful perspective on the relationship between nature and humanity. The project addresses species listed in the Red Book of Ukraine, emphasizing their value as an essential part of a shared ecosystem. The image of watercolor flowing on wet paper becomes not only a metaphor for fragility, but also a symbol of a living process — constant movement in which change
is still possible.
The exhibition brings together watercolor artworks created in a wet-on-wet technique with a collection of original fabrics and wallpapers. The prints delicately convey the textures of fur, scales, wings, and shells — natural rhythms that form the unique visual language of each species. Transferred into interior space, these images gain a new dimension, transforming decorative surfaces into a means of preserving memory and expressing respect for biodiversity.
The aim of the exhibition is not only to draw attention to the vulnerability of Ukraine’s ecosystems, but also to foster a sense of connection and responsibility. “Raw & Wet. Red Book” views art as a space of possibility — a way to capture beauty, encourage dialogue, and remind us that the future of nature depends on our
everyday choices.
LYNX
CARPATHIAN
The fabric is dedicated to a unique animal from the Red Book that lives in the dense forests of the Carpathian Mountains. The spots on its fur are painted in watercolor on wet paper, creating soft, natural transitions and gentle blurs. The print is presented on the Baby Gropius children’s
chair by noom.
Fluorescent paint.
Glows in the dark
SALAMANDER
The fabric presents a print of the fire salamander that lives in the Carpathian Mountains — Salamandra salamandra. The contrasting pattern is created with watercolor on wet paper: dense black flows naturally spread over a yellow background, forming a unique design that never repeats. The fabric is featured on the “Ж•Gspot” pouf by diza Collective.
CRIMEAN
LIZARD
The fabric is dedicated to the Crimean lizard — Crimean lizard. The complex texture of its skin is conveyed in watercolor with an additional raster layer that highlights the structure and rhythm of the scales. The print is presented on the “Pouf Screw L092” by Shishka Project.
BOREVITER
The fabric features a print of the kestrel. The texture of the feathers is created in watercolor on wet paper with soft flowing contours that convey a sense of lightness and movement. The print is used on the “Pouf Screw L081” by Shishka Project.
WALLPAPERS
Animals from the Red Book.
All together in colour and black a
nd white variations