Bobrova's series turns the steppe into a vessel for ancestral memory. After her father's death, the project contracted from a transnational dialogue to a single terrain, where loss and landscape become inseparable. The images carry a quiet gravity, evoking both absence and continuity. Photographs become evidence of a life lived, fragments preserved against time.

Working between archive and terrain, Bobrova revisits sites from her family's stories, listening to what landscapes remember. The result is a deeply personal visual language that speaks to universal experiences of displacement and grief. In an era of constant movement, this series grounds itself in one country, one terrain, and the irreplaceable ties that bind generations.