Cry for Attention

In her third exhibition, "Nobody’s Child," photographer Anastasija Kocevska continues to explore themes of uncertainty, contradiction, and the beauty of women.

But why does her desire to be seen at all costs drive her to represent this through exposed female bodies? Perhaps it is a way to express the universal urge for validation that everyone needs.

And what does it mean from the photographer's perspective to identify with the ambivalent term "slut" while striving to be a self-confident and unrestrained person? Drawing from her childhood and youth, marked by a constant judgmental finger pointed at her, she processes and reveals her inner emotions transparently to her audience.

Is it a message of strength or a search for redemption?

In this crowded and distorted world, her images bring her clarity, balance, and stability.

Who is the woman who takes off her wig?