I am a collector of feelings. My daily life is full of sexuality, which is reflected in the many nude pictures on my profile. The first reason: I like the way I look – it's self-acceptance and a reflection of self-confidence. The second reason: I like the attention of both women and men equally much, which expands the boundary of pleasure at least 2 times.

I flirt with you from a distance. Perhaps it's a way to stay connected to the world while maintaining personal space. Each shoot will follow the goal of falling in love(arouse attention?) invite your chemical elements to dance. As for my sexual orientation, it doesn't settle on shapes and faces. Next to girls I feel confidence and comfort – it's like finding beauty in my reflection. Communicating with beautiful women inspires me to look for what I appreciate in them: their look, their gait, their voice.

When did the change take place?
After the war started, I became different: this time changed me, made me grow up and now I eat hearts, maybe more of my own. I love too much.Like love the newfound freedom and my right to be open. Short dresses, tops and skirts, stockings and shoes – I've never worn anything like this before. "Short and revealing" is my dailylook that could grace onlyfans.

What does that mean? Depravity or art? To me, every curve of my body is art, and flirtation is its colors.
I recently felt that, having realized a project, I liked the resulting entity-artwork so much that I would be willing to have sex with it.

When asked about my husband's reaction, I answer: my husband and I have absolute trust and respect, my relationship is the result of 12 years of love. I love him more than you can imagine. And I also love myself and my sexuality. Perhaps this is true freedom – to love without fear, to value your uniqueness and to accept your essence unconditionally.

I'm a fan of this effect in ticktock

I was even inspired to write
an AI painting.

A new Twitter cancelation happened, if last time for Dagestan and my attempt to justify the "pogrom" at the airport, now for my experiments with AI. Artists (illustrators), this is just a demonstration of possibilities, not art or even an attempt to create it. You are looking in the wrong place and relying on a rather mediocre understanding of the world of diffusion models. Rafik Anadol has created an exhibition called "Unsupervised" at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). Not impressed? The machine did everything, but the task was put there by the Artist. Now the artist focuses more on narrative and story and less on form. I think the issue of differences between us and AI will be key: the presence of bugs, paradoxes, algorithm failures, and non-speech even in narrative. That said, I completely understand the people who are triggered by this. There's a girl who blocks any mention of neural networks (I was blocked) because it's scary and painful to her... she wants to free her feed of this information, and she's an illustrator and is now at risk of losing her profession. I understand that emotion, but my goal is to get the word out that it's not worth it to be afraid. It's better to study and try to establish a dialog with the machine.