✧ STULKA ✧

@ivnhgo omgggg! happy bday ivan 💕💕

Happy birthday to me, I guess. 😅🥳

"I used to draw lots of NSFW art, trying to express my femininity. But over time, I realized there are many ways to express that in a way that isn't exploitative. Femininity is a spectrum, and there's so much more to it." @_stulka for Online Femininity

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gm/ 'we built some safe places' 1/1

@lorenipsum_nft gm baby 🩷🩷

gm 🖤 Dream Back

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GM

@NastyStizi soooo good! gm bb 💚

Gm

@adiw_galih @mrbretjolliffe @RadchenkoMatt congrats nakama 💓💓

GM!! Edition sold on secondary Thank you so much to @mrbretjolliffe for collecting "Blessed With A Curse"😈 And @RadchenkoMatt for collecting "Halo Angel"😇 Love and respect always!💙

Read the full interview here: Artdao.xyz/online-feminin…

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Read the article: artdao.xyz/online-feminin…

For @_stulka , digital space functions less as utopian escape and more as tactical territory. Her evolution away from explicit content toward subtler expressions reveals the complex negotiations required to maintain agency online—strategic communication that upholds artistic integrity while navigating market pressures that render women's work instantly disposable.

thank you for having me 💝

The first wave of cyberfeminism imagined digital space as a site of liberation—a place where identity, gender, and the body could slip their constraints. Today, Web3 brands itself as a tool for digital democratization, yet for many femme and female artists, it remains far from the promised terrain. Artists @_stulka and @virkkk_ navigate gender, technology, and capital in spaces that still replicate familiar hierarchies.

shared aftertaste 𐂐( 🍰 ) 𓇋 3 tez 😋 objkt.com/tokens/KT1WTcj…