The work demonstrates the pain of the people of Russia (on the left) and Ukraine (on the right) now separated by the war for many decades to come. The black dresses symbolize the anti-war feminist movement, the fire represents the war, which, just like fire, can’t be controlled by the people in either of the two countries.

Inna Mosina is a Russian photographer and feminist, whose works are inspired by female empowerment, fight for freedom, equality, and inclusivity.