Viktoriia Saifutdinova is captivated by observing people and their subtle interactions. She is fascinated by the intricate dynamics between individuals, which often go unnoticed.

Her work "Night Thoughts," a short digital video art piece, captures the surreal experience of waking up in the middle of the night, overwhelmed by relentless thoughts. Set to dramatic classical music and reminiscent of René Magritte's surrealism, the video begins with a blurred image of a woman in black leaving a room, setting the stage for the abstract chaos that follows.

In "Night Thoughts," abstract doll-like figures in white float through a grey backdrop, echoing Magritte's "Golconda." These figures are torn apart, flying through space, merging and disappearing into walls, creating a sense of fragmentation. Shot with experimental dance and beautifully stylized by combining multiple videos into one, this chaotic imagery subtly suggests a higher level of order, where what appears as chaos and drama is part of a grander design, inviting viewers to find a playful yet profound sense of order amidst apparent chaos.

Saifutdinova's work balances the chaos of human thought and the underlying order of existence, offering an immersive experience that challenges viewers to reconsider their perceptions of reality and interconnectedness.