Sculptor Anatoly Grigoriev was the Arendt sisters' grandfather. In his works, he portrayed military pilots and scientists. The first human space flight became a landmark in human history, and the sculptor sought to capture it in the monument. “The flight of Yuri Gagarin is the first stage of space exploration, where there is a lot for humanity to go through, perhaps as much as on earth," Grigoriev shared.

Natasha and Maria came up with the genre of dressing up in art. Inspired by the image of the astronaut, the sisters created Transformer, designed to minimize tissue in the world space. This is a large rectangle of fabric that can turn into a ball gown, a beach outfit, a turban, which is also a shroud, a urinal, a panel for the wall, and packaging material for works of art.