Parvati and Shiva, Spearitism series 2023, oil on linen 150.5x118cm
An exploration of immense devotion and surrender within a pool of feminine energy. This piece dives into natural laws through romantic symbolism, featuring the Taj Mahal atop Říp Mountain. It celebrates mystery, light, and healing, while a swan stands guard over her boundaries.
Durga, Spearitism series 2021, oil on linen 150.5x118cm
A representation of finding inner balance and accepting one’s circumstances. Here, the pure goddess takes the lead, opening up to the love within. Guided by intuition and riding her bohemian lion, she connects with her strength, ready to be fully present.
Kali, Spearitism series 2021, oil on linen 150.5x118cm
Depicts the battle between dark and light and the act of facing one’s fears. It symbolizes the determination to break behavioral patterns by shifting thoughts and actions. Through detoxifying rituals involving fire and lavender, the layers of the ego are peeled away to cleanse the spirit.
The Dress, Miquela series 2020, oil on canvas 150.5x118cm
A catwalk featuring the internet-famous gold-and-blue dress, symbolising the first steps of a transition from darkness into light.
Matrix, Miquela series 2020, oil on canvas 150.5x118cm
Illustrates the seduction of the ego and the sensation of drowning in the material realm, envisioned here as a techno party. The scene exposes the fear and anxiety that feed alienated entities. The seduced subject dances with the “Momo” character, lost in a world of self-destruction.
Shark, Miquela series 2020, oil on canvas 150.5x118cm
An adaptation of a shark meme reflecting a self-centered society consumed by a materialistic self-destructive world.
Dick Pic, Miquela series 2020, oil on canvas 150.5x118cm
This painting depicts an unbalanced relationship between Lil Miquela and David, framed as a dynamic between victim and a narcissist. Both figures are centered in their own egos, using self-projection to shield their vulnerabilities. The symbolism within the work references emotional distance in a long-distance relationship, as well as the chess board as a metaphor for control, power and psychological manipulation.
Slav Squat, Miquela series 2020, oil on canvas 150.5x118cm
Features an AI/CGI muse as an internet doll, inspired by viral culture and the “Squatting Slavs” meme. The piece is a satirical celebration of Russian aesthetics, alcoholism, and the distortion of Instagram face filters.
Cinderella, Miquela series 2019, oil on linen 150.5x118cm
An AI muse appears as an independent Cinderella, mirroring the meme: “Remember who was there for you at your lowest.” It portrays addiction and dependence, where marijuana offers soothing relief, cast here in the role of her Prince Charming.
Spoon in the Sink, Miquela series 2019, oil on linen 150.5x118cm
Focuses on an independent “doll” character who copes by converting everyday situations into humor. In her narrow world, she relies on comedy, perhaps fearing that showing other emotions would be interpreted as weakness.
Cats vs Cucumbers, Miquela series 2019, oil on linen 150.5x118cm
Inspired by viral videos of cats reacting to cucumbers. This humorous painting portrays an independent puppet lady ready to enjoy her vegetable, only to have her cat lose its mind in terror.
Dildo in Rice, Miquela series 2019, oil on linen 150.5x118cm
Features Lil Miquela as a puppet muse attempting to fix wet technology using rice. Wearing a raincoat, she prays for her vibrator to start working again. Despite the absurdity, she remains cool and witty behind her “Thug Life” sunglasses.
Populism, Issues of the Earth series 2019, oil on linen 159x126cm
Depicts Trump, Kim Jong Un, and Putin as “muffin heads” in a plastic world of ego. It serves as a satirical “Let them eat cake” commentary on inequality, class division, and the illusion of an Escherian stairway. Jeremy Corbyn represents the common man, voting and sliding into a hellish oven, while Theresa May, in Louboutins, exits through the Brexit door, framed by stars that are losing their shine.
Isolation, Issues of the Earth series 2018, oil on linen 170x110cm
Explores the illusory bubbles created by social media and the urgent need to burst them to escape into reality. A hero figure waters a cactus, an act intended to release the lonely souls imprisoned within the guise of internet trolls.
Overpopulation, Issues of the Earth series 2017, oil on linen
A line of pregnant women waiting to give birth onto a planet already bursting like popcorn, with people packed into cities like sardines, chasing a living like Pac-Man.