Ariana Lolaeva takes the course of honesty without embellishments: here women's fears go hand in hand with the absurdity of everyday life, and the rituals of survival in a cab are as good as Caucasian superstitions.
In her Comikis gig, she parses that feminism comes in many forms - sometimes it's just about getting home without adventure. Between abortion and family traditions comes a weariness of a world where the magic of childhood needs adults as much as children. The most poignant observation is that being a woman is a perpetual balancing act between anxiety and inner strength.
