Centered on intricately hand-cut paper installations, Daria Denisenko’s practice synthesizes  photography, painting, woodworking, and metalwork into a singular, immersive form. Her work  investigates the layered conditions of intimacy, identity, displacement, and belonging. Rooted in  a deliberate rejection of fabrication, her labor-intensive process privileges slowness, material  sensitivity, and formal precision—positioning technique as both inquiry and experience.