One-of-a-kind epoxy resin pendant incorporating two fragments from an original documentary photograph by Arik Shraga (2008), created within Zabereg — a long-term visual study of disappearing villages in Russia’s Arkhangelsk region.
The images portray Taisia, a resident of the village of Cheshegora, seated inside her wooden home, and the wall clock hanging behind her.
Born in 1914, Taisia lived to the age of 101. Before retirement, she worked in the forests during winter and in the fields during summer. She was also a beloved local folklore singer, remembered for her warmth and humor. The photograph captures her as she prepares to visit a neighbor.
Handcrafted and resin-sealed by the artist.
Photographed on 35 mm film.
Materials: Epoxy resin, photo paper, stainless steel.
Unique object — no replicas.
One-of-a-kind epoxy resin pendant incorporating two fragments from an original documentary photograph by Arik Shraga (2008), created within Zabereg — a long-term visual study of disappearing villages in Russia’s Arkhangelsk region.
The images portray Taisia, a resident of the village of Cheshegora, seated inside her wooden home, and the wall clock hanging behind her.
Born in 1914, Taisia lived to the age of 101. Before retirement, she worked in the forests during winter and in the fields during summer. She was also a beloved local folklore singer, remembered for her warmth and humor. The photograph captures her as she prepares to visit a neighbor.
Handcrafted and resin-sealed by the artist.
Photographed on 35 mm film.
Materials: Epoxy resin, photo paper, stainless steel.
Unique object — no replicas.
