Pussynawa

Shibari Rigger · Photographer · Belgrade

Pussynawa*

Vsevolod Moreuton — shibari rigger and photographer based in Belgrade, Serbia. Part of the kink scene since 2016, tying intensively since 2023. Co-owner of NekoNeko studio, creator of Shibari Atlas.

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*Pussy + 縄 (nawa, Japanese for "rope"). Yes, it's on purpose.

Pussynawa — figure in a conical hat and glowing LED mask, holding rope
Shibari work by Vsevolod Moreuton — a hooded figure bound in rope on a stool

Biography

Vsevolod Moreuton

Shibari Rigger · Photographer · Co-owner at NekoNeko · Creator of Shibari Atlas

Shibari rigger and photographer based in Belgrade, Serbia. Originally from Russia, he has been part of the kink scene since 2016, exploring BDSM long before shibari became his focus.

He has practiced shibari intensively since 2023 and founded a shibari community in Novi Sad, Serbia, building a space for local rope enthusiasts to learn, practice, and share the craft.

Since 2025 he has lived in Belgrade, where he joined the shibari studio NekoNeko as co-owner alongside his partner Koshka Ropes, and together they run the local shibari community — plus his ongoing work as Shibari Atlas creator and photographer.

The Path

A decade on the rope

From first knots to suspension work — a decade in the scene, and a training line that runs through some of Europe's most respected riggers.

StudyMilestone

2016

  1. Into the kink scene

    Exploring BDSM long before shibari became the focus — the ground the rope practice grew from.

2022

  1. 2022–2024

    ShibariStudy Education

    Foundational shibari education program, building core rigging skills and safety practice over two years.

  2. 2023 · Tying intensively since

    Novi Sad — a community founded

    Founded a shibari community in Novi Sad — a space for local rope enthusiasts to learn, practice, and share the craft.

2025

  1. Co-owner, with Koshka Ropes

    Belgrade — NekoNeko Studio

    Moved to Belgrade and joined the shibari studio NekoNeko as co-owner — open jams and a private photo studio.

  2. 2025

    Kinbaku Course + Advanced Course — Vlada Vedmovskaya

    Kinbaku course followed by an advanced course under Vlada Vedmovskaya.

  3. March 2025

    Workshop season — spring

    Workshop with Sarca Martello.

    Workshop with Mikhail Karlson.

    Workshop with Ludvig.

  4. November 2025

    Workshop season — autumn

    Workshop with Andrea Ropes, covering suspension and transitions in suspension.

    Workshop with RopeMarks, covering playful and dirty kinbaku — from filthy foundations to bound-to-bamboo work.

    Workshop with RomKnots (Ded Mazai), covering a TK deep dive and building connection through ropes in interaction.

2026

  1. April 2026

    Intensive + Private Lessons — Ludvig

    Intensive course and private lessons with Ludvig.

  2. July 2026

    Workshops + Private Lessons — Vik & Gala Kinshinawa

    Workshops and private lessons with Vik & Gala Kinshinawa, covering playful partials without TK, suspension transitions, and bamboo work.

  3. Now — tying, shooting, exploring

    NekoNeko, Shibari Atlas, and the Belgrade rope community — and wherever the rope leads next.

Projects

Work in rope & light

NekoNeko Studio — project photograph

Ongoing · Belgrade

NekoNeko Studio

A shibari studio co-owned with Koshka Ropes — rope as both technical discipline and art form. Open jams, sketching sessions, and a private photo studio.

nekonekostudio.com
Shibari Atlas — project photograph

Ongoing · Research

Shibari Atlas

A public research project on bakushi, kinbaku, and global shibari history — a lineage of teaching relationships, a map of studios and venues, and a calendar of festivals.

shibariatlas.org
Shibari Photo Days — project photograph

Recurring · Belgrade

Shibari Photo Days

Recurring sessions bringing riggers and rope models together for a day of collaborative shibari photography — each edition built around a different visual theme.

BalkanBound — project photograph

2025 · Festival

BalkanBound

A shibari festival for the Balkans — workshops, performances, and community exchange. Co-organizer and chief photographer for the 2025 edition, leading the festival’s photography team.

Book a session

A session, tailored to you

Sessions are shaped around what you are looking for. Most take place at NekoNeko studio in Belgrade, typically running 1.5–3 hours depending on the format.

Private rope session

One-on-one time on the rope, paced to your experience.

Shibari photoshoot

A shibari-themed shoot, styled and shot together.

  1. 01

    Reach out via Instagram or email with your availability and what you are looking for.

  2. 02

    A short consultation follows — over message or a call — to talk through your experience with rope, what you want out of the session, and any limits or health considerations, before anything is confirmed.

  3. 03

    Once details are settled, the session is booked with a deposit to hold the date. Comfortable clothing and an open mind are the only real requirements — everything else is adjusted to fit you.

Message on Instagramor emailpussynawa@proton.me