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I am a metal artist working at the intersection of craft, art, and personal myth.

Elizaveta Polikashina

carries a continuity of craftsmanship, expressed through visual restraint, a near-monochrome palette, and precise accents.

Metal remains alive in my hands — honest in its imperfections, marked by process,
by thought, by touch.

My work

I do not think from the material.

I think from the image that comes to me.

I trust intuition and move toward a beauty that resonates with nature itself.

I build my own myth.

I draw from northern folk traditions,
not to replicate the past,
but to reinterpret it.

I study form and meaning
without submitting to them.

In their minimal and restrained forms,
there is an inner fire —
a force that offers support
through a subtle, living impulse.

Each piece carries a spark of mine,
holding warmth,
a sense of tradition,
and the presence of something singular.

It is shaped through rhythm, plane,
and mass.

Even in still compositions, there is movement —
both visual and carried through meaning and mood.

It nurtures respect for handmade work
and for cultural memory.

I create talismans, amulets, keepers.

Form is my language.

of hidden strength,
of a creative fire held within
simple elegance and
the beauty of forged metal.

My voice is quiet —
not to be heard at once,
but to remain.

In my practice, I speak in the language of silence —