Oksana Zhila’s Displaced explores migration as both physical relocation and psychological transformation. The series reflects on the dissolution of belonging, memory, self-perception, and identity while confronting an uncertain future. Zhila works in conceptual and fine art photography, creating psychologically charged images that explore personal experience and emotional transformation. Her practice uses multiple exposures, glass, mirrors, reflective surfaces, distortion, repetition, and surreal elements to construct visual metaphors for internal psychological states. Her work combines portrait photography with experimental, fragmented, and layered compositions.