Since the mid-2010s Ebecho Muslimova has regularly exhibited works depicting Fatebe, a self-inspired, larger-than-life character whose feats of ridiculousness and perversity push against our natural instincts for humiliation and shame. Across drawings, paintings, and room-sized installations, Fatebe exists as a line-drawn entity, redistributing the limits of the body, decency, and the border between artistic illusion and experienced reality. But Muslimova’s works are more than just comic adventures. Instead, she harnesses her creation to depict universal feelings of otherness, awe, and possibility across two dimensions and actual space.