The Fox Raisa Zakharovna

On a sturdy cardboard base, this artwork reveals a fox and flowers meticulously sculpted from plasticine in a bas-relief style. This technique lends the piece a sense of depth and realism. The fox seems almost alive, poised amid the textured blooms, demonstrating the artist's keen attention to detail and mastery of the medium.

Once upon a time there was a girl named Maria. With a fondness for nurturing flowers and cultivating a variety of fruits and vegetables, she had always been drawn to nature's bounty. As she grew older, Maria transformed this passion into a profession.

Then, one day, a fox took up residence in her garden. This wasn't entirely unusual, especially in a sprawling city like London. Masha began feeding the creature, bonding with it, and even filming short clips documenting the fox's life. They named her Rayisa Zakharovna. She wasn't just any fox; she was a star.

But one day, Rayisa Zakharovna disappeared...

And that's when Masha was struck with the idea to immortalise her in art.