Hello,
I am the author of feastories — but above all, I am an observer*.

My life is not what I tell. It’s what I notice.

My videos are pages of a single book, written through steps taken in solitude with nature.

My words are about life, and about how culture speaks to us — even when we don't understand its words.

Here, I create a space where you can see the world the way I see it.

I believe culture is the soul’s search engine—where meaning matters more than form.
Ordinary life is already poetry, if you look at it with human warmth.
And the highest calling of a human being in life is to create.

The name feastories comes from my name:
fe — Ferchuk
a — Alina
stories
What emerged was feastories — a name that can be interpreted as "a feast of stories" or "a celebration of meaning". This name harmoniously settled onto my writings about culture, art, and travel.

Later, I reflected more deeply on the name feastories through the lens of the English language and culture—and discovered that “fēa” is a poetic and now rare form linked to the Old English word “fēorh.” It means “life” or “life force,” not in an abstract or philosophical sense, but in a deeply embodied, physical one. In this light, feastories turned out to be stories that bring life into life.

But if I were to offer a more practical definition: feastories is a space where cultural impulses become visible. Here, I invite you to the table of eternity — to speak about what is timeless in art and in life.

*Actually, by day — project manager in the field of marketing. By night — witness to the quiet stories of life. I was born, live, and work in Russia. I have a university degree in History from Lomonosov Moscow State University and additional professional qualification in Art and Antiquities Attribution from the Russian State University for the Humanities.