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The trembling or bent figures in Alexandra Khalipskaya’s works seem vulnerable to the viewer, as if in all their nakedness, in all their sincerity. Her works are about love, tenderness, and openness, about desire and the search for oneself. Alexandra analyzes the duality of the human soul, creating her own world using runes […]http://www.bisartgallery.art/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/img_4975-5.jpg