Archivist and researcher at the Wall Evidence project, author of articles in regional and national media. She graduated from V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University with a degree in history and archeology.

Currently, she also works as a documentarian and analyst of the Russian army's crimes against Ukraine's cultural heritage at the Ukrainian Heritage Monitoring Laboratory and the Raphael Lemkin Society.

In the Wall Evidence project, she searches for, collects, and records inscriptions of the Russian armed forces in the occupied and de-occupied territories of Ukraine. He investigates cases of the use of educational institutions by combatants in violation of international law and the militarization of education in the occupied territories. She also studies the religion of modern Russia, the influence of state propaganda and the experience of the war of aggression on it.

During her residency at the Center for Urban History, as part of the LivArcrh scholarship, she will work on creating guidelines for working with the Wall Evidence archive for journalists and scholars researching the topic of occupation in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian war.