Derealization is a disconnection from reality, a disorientation of the mental state which altered what once seemed normal. A conscious disconnection from the surrounding world everybody can encounter in their lifetime, the experience of something that feels real but isn't. Inna's meticulous process of layering colors and textures adds depth and complexity to her pieces. This iterative approach mirrors the multifaceted nature of reality, prompting the audience to look beyond the surface and engage with the intricate details of her work. Beginning with free-flowing sketches that capture raw, spontaneous moments, she then methodically builds upon these foundations. This blend of spontaneity and structure challenges viewers to consider the balance between chaos and order in their own experiences of the world. By drawing inspiration from nature and translating it into her art, Inna highlights the often-overlooked beauty and complexity of the natural world. This perspective encourages the audience to reconnect with and appreciate the nuances of their environment. The themes in her work—such as the interrogation of perception, the interplay between the familiar and the extraordinary, and the exploration of individual versus collective experiences—provoke deeper contemplation. Her art is designed to make viewers question their assumptions and see the world through a different lens.