Was born in Kharkiv, Ukraine. Graduated from the Kharkiv Art Academy of Design and Arts (specialty "History of Arts"). Yevheniya has participated in various group and solo exhibitions in Ukraine, Italy, and Austria. She is a laureate of the 2018 NonStopMedia contest.

Okolotok can be understood as the surrounding area or neighborhood in colloquial language. It is believed to have originated from the concept of a guarded site, pounded around by a watchman with a mallet, or it may be traced back to the all-Slavic term "kolo," meaning a circle and referring to districts or neighborhoods.

While Okolotok may not commonly appear in the lexicon of a modern person, it effectively encapsulates the notion of a closed society. Within this context, Okolotok represents a small village that adheres to its own set of rules and concepts, preserving hierarchical structures and archaic ideas about the world order. This village exhibits a sense of cyclicity and a commitment to daily rituals. The characters featured in Laptii photography series "Okolotok" inhabit such a village. Through the use of staged photography as a storytelling method, she strives to portray archetypes, wherein each character embodies a distinct social status and characteristic features representative of a particular archetype.