In Memory, Power & Temptations, Tedo reflects on the psychological aftershocks of post-Soviet identity, inherited trauma, and the quiet chaos of transformation. These works are layered with symbolic tension—where beauty collides with loss, and myth with reality.

 

Through fragmented compositions, abstract figures, and raw textures, the series explores power as both personal and collective memory. What emerges is not a fixed narrative, but a visual language shaped by silence, rupture, and resilience.