One of Violeta Sofia's most personal and significant projects is the 'Hand Masters' series. Initially conceived as a way to document the changes in her skin due to vitiligo, the series has evolved into a profound exploration of self-identity and transformation. Influenced deeply by the old masters, Violeta's hands, intricately depicted in these images, have become a powerful symbol and a canvas for her storytelling. The series delves into themes of heritage, resilience, and the passage of time, linking Violeta's personal journey with broader narratives of the human experience.

The fabrics are sourced from various locations in Alfie market and Sloane Square. The tapestry curtains used as a backdrop and on the table are French and date back to the 1800s.