The second wave of popularity came when in August 2022 the Ukrainian president Vladimir Zelenskij opened the week of independence wearing a shirt with Bazlova’s ornament.Specially for famous political Charlemagne prize in Aachen, together with artists Vera Sous and Monika von Bernut, Bazlova created the installation about three Belarusian women (Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, Maria Kolesnikova and Veronika Tsepkalo) who got the prize in 2022.
In 2021 Bazlova together with Sofia Tocar founded a Stitchit group and works on burning socio-political issues using the traditional technique of embroidery as a tool of resistance and dialogue. Stitchit involves different communities and individuals into the creation process and blurs the lines of authorship. The current project “Framed in Belarus” is dedicated to political prisoners in Belarus.
The Artist is also known as the author of the fully embroidered comic Zhenokol (Feminnature), which explores the theme of feminism present in folk traditions.
