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Masha Lam is a multidisciplinary artist, working with ceramics for 3 years. Artist is focused on the problems of the interaction of a synthetic and natural environment. She creates ceramic sculptures and reliefs.At first glance, harmless images - a moth, a caterpillar, a mouse, a secondary bun, a flower bud, rubber gloves - tell the history of a person’s relationship with nature and other people, hybridization of society, consumerism and appropriation, using the image of a garden and a gardener, as a metaphor for life in a closed space.

Currently based in St. Petersburg.

I am drawn to creating ceramic sculptures and reliefs that disguise themselves as natural objects, handmade things, and living beings. Moths, caterpillars, plants, and garden tools tell stories about humanity’s relationship with nature and with one another.
I use the image of the garden and the gardener as a metaphor for life in our rapidly changing world, where achieving a balance between desire and reason, the natural and the synthetic, the controlled and the completely free can seem like an empty promise.