The 2015−2016 project encompassed works across various media, including graphic art, street installations, porcelain sculptures, and a mural on a concrete fence in Perm.
In 2020, the project won the "Collectible Design" category at the all-Russian product design competition "Designed and Made in Russia." One of the porcelain sculptures from the "Kokoshnik as Russian Cosmos" series was acquired by the All-Russian Museum of Decorative Art.

The new "kokoshniks" retain the project’s signature imagery. The motifs of the kokoshnik as a Russian cosmos are expressed on a new scale: small canvases are set within wooden frames handcrafted from elements of the artist’s own non-verbal alphabet. These frames seem to encode the space of the canvas, transforming it into a window—a gateway to a stylized fairy-tale world. Far from merely framing the image or linking the interior and exterior, the frames shape perception, acting as a language in their own right.