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The duo has created a number of joint art projects and exhibitions.
The photographic practice of the duo is also considered in the context of the phenomenon of the Minsk school of creative photography.
The works of Galina Moskaleva and Vladimir Shakhlevich are significant for understanding and evaluating the visual heritage of Belarusian photography in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
The provocative photographic series-document "Madhouse" was created by photographers in a duet at a turning point in history: the period of the collapse of the USSR and the declaration of independence of Belarus. Using the collage technique, the authors of the series compared the images and energy of the rally in Minsk on November 7, 1991 and child patients in the Novinki psychiatric clinic near Minsk.