The "Seasons" collection offers a profound and layered reflection on human life, illustrating the inevitable changes that occur within us and in nature throughout all stages of existence. This series includes eight sculptures: four large figures symbolizing the stages of human life and the seasons, and four smaller figures that represent the younger generation’s relationship with tradition.

The large sculptures, measuring around 80 cm in height, embody the four seasons — Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter — with each season serving as a metaphor for a stage in life. Spring represents youth, Summer symbolizes young adulthood, Autumn embodies maturity, and Winter stands for old age. These figures, dressed in traditional Slavic attire, not only reflect cultural heritage but also highlight how each life stage influences a person’s identity, worldview, and societal role.

The smaller sculptures, The Princesses, stand at about 45 cm and offer a contemporary take on tradition. The girls in kokoshniks, with their playful and exaggerated poses, represent a generation that often challenges established norms. They embody a modern perspective on cultural values and the older generation, subverting the ideals they inherit.

Each figure is hand-crafted using unique techniques and high-quality glazes, making every sculpture one of a kind. These works are not just decorative items; they are philosophical inquiries hidden in details, color, and form, encouraging the viewer to reflect on time, life, and tradition.

The "Seasons" Collection is art that asks questions and provides answers, that provokes thought and evokes emotion, and is sure to become a central piece of any space, adding depth and individuality.