Dasha Surma's pencil drawings reflect a fresh perspective on familiar sights, capturing beauty in everyday moments while exploring connections to nature through the act of drawing.
"My drawings are the result of changing my angle or point of view on the world," says Dasha. "They are also an effort to greet things whether they are remarkable or not."
"Drawing is the way to get over this prehistoric destructive instinct, and to be attentive to nature and others, to act with respect and curiosity towards them" says Dasha.
Her latest series, Meeting with Others, pays tribute to Finnish artist Annette Arlander's project about focusing on the remarkable and unremarkable trees.
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