Born in Russia at the end of the 19ᵉ century, matryoshkas are wooden nesting dolls, symbols of maternity and fertility.
Enter the delicate world of Annabelle Albert, where these emblematic figures are reinvented through a series of watercolours.
Each work sketches out an intimate story, playing freely with shapes and colours to offer sensitive, poetic variations on this timeless motif, imbued with an element of mystery.