Nataly Abramovich overtly creates sexualized princess-like dolls in her paintings. It's a step into realm of despondent young girls depicted as trapped individuals in a fantastical world with nothing to do. The erotic poses and disturbing elements is evident, making the audience feel just as delirious as Abramovich's sad looking dolls.
Also known as 'Kukula, Nataly Abramovich was born in a village near Tel Aviv; her childhood was surrounded by stories and survivors of the Holocaust, which can explain her work that's like a mind of a young girl mixed with a mind full of disturbing and tragic stories from WWII.
The expressionless dolls seem to have the same dull look as if seeking for something better to come. Nataly Abramovich pulls you into a fantasy where everything is not leading to a joyous end.
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