Our school building has a long and twisty history. A boy and a girl travel through layers of time, chatting along the way. From their conversation you find out what this house has been over the last hundred years: a factory of church utensils, a Soviet plant, and now a university.Myths, real events and forgotten names get mixed together, and the past keeps breaking through the brick.

The brief was to create prints and graphics for the hospice’s merch and souvenirs that show what it stands for: care, warmth and support. I drew three little stories about caterpillars, bees and ants. Tiny insects who look after each other became a symbol of people who do the same.

That’s what the hospice is about: being there, helping, and bringing joy even when things are really hard.

What if billiard balls went to a disco instead of a pool table? In this series, billiard gear turns into disco outfits, and the balls bump into each other on a dance floor under a mirror ball. Rolling balls has never been this glamorous. I made the collages from denim, kraft paper, cardboard, foil and coloured paper.

Then I wanted the characters to actually dance. I created AR lenses that bring them to life and throw them a real party.At the time, the collages were hanging in the Dorozhka billiard club, so the lenses were a fun way to get visitors to notice the exhibition.