The project is an attempt to visualize the sound of the word "love" and transform it into a body sculpture. It includes sculptural rings made from titanium, silver, and Ultrasint® PA11, with plans to develop smaller objects in the future

The Generator Project connects sound and form by analyzing sound waves and transforming them into three-dimensional objects. In collaboration with a team of programmers and designers, a tool was developed specifically for my work to translate sound waves into tangible forms.
This tool is continuously optimized and expanded to explore new creative possibilities

The GONG Collection explores introspection and focus, inspired by the sound of a gong.

Key pieces, such as a ring with two movable halves, symbolize continuous self-centering and reflect deeply considered design

Seven large-scale sculptures transformed the soundscapes of Kyiv, Odesa, Dnipro, Lviv, Mariupol, Kharkiv and Crimea into monumental forms to celebrate Ukraine’s 30th anniversary of independence.

These sculptures embodied the energy of the cities and were exhibited in Kyiv in 2021

This exhibition in Hamburg showcased miniature sculptures and sound recordings of Ukrainian cities before the war.

It preserved the spirit of cities like Mariupol and Kharkiv and offered a powerful connection to their living history and cultural identity.

Ukrainian Days in Hamburg celebrate Ukraine’s modern culture and challenge Soviet-era stereotypes.

Founded in 2021, the festival blends art, music, fashion, and gastronomy to foster cultural exchange between Ukrainian and German communities

Since 2006, Lera Ginsburg has been designing jewelry objects characterized by clear forms and thoughtful design.

The brand Lera Ginsburg Jewelry was established in 2015, and since 2019 the focus has been on objects created through the visualization of sound, designed as wearable sculptures