LIUDMILA ANOSHENKOVA
LIUDMILA ANOSHENKOVA
I am currently studying in the Media Department at the Academy of Fine Arts, where I am developing my personal visual language in video.
My works often tell stories — I’m drawn to narrative as a way to explore emotion, memory, and presence.
I see myself as being in an active process of understanding this medium, both technically and conceptually.
"Lexicon” is a starting point for a film exploring my personal vocabulary as a filmmaker. It reflects on the process of thinking about film in the same way one thinks about constructing sentences when learning a new language.
In this video, I began creating a lexicon of what I already have—ideas, images, and references—that shape my approach to developing my diploma projection.
The short animation film by “Goodbye Russia!” by Liudmila Anoshenkova shows us a poem of feeling about life transformation after the Russian attack.
In her work, visual narrative is accompanied by the voice story. She works with the language of animation. With its liquidity and simplicity. The voice story behind correspondence with stills.
Sometimes in a strict way, sometimes metaphorically.
Detachment and desensitization: Eyes close, and identity ventures into the realm of 'not being here'. But where? Spending the year on the road. I have no home anymore to return to, and the current place I call home doesn't feel like one yet. I feel no strength to continue. My video captures that.