Postmodernist artist Rauf Mamedov was impressed by Medina’s works. “Jackson Pollock considered it important to preserve the image that had emerged in the artist's sub-cortex in its original form and to prevent consciousness from correcting this image on its way to the canvas. Everything is fragmented, transformed almost to atoms, to the rapid and pure colour spots. In this case the disappearance of the world of objects is fully justified. But it turns out that it’s possible to preserve the primary colours of the surrounding world without destroying the dimension of objects. Medina demonstrates this brilliantly. In her works, to quote Oscar Wilde, “life imitates art”. An amazing metamorphosis of the objective world takes place here”, Mamedov says.