 The combined group was based at the studio of performance artist Oleg Kulik.In early 2007, the more radical and politically minded members of the project created Voina, led by Vorotnikov, also known as "Vor" ("Thief"), and his wife Natalia Sokol, also known as "Kozol", "Koza" or "Kozlyonok" ("Little She-Goat").It was founded on a radical left agenda "because the left spectrum is generally absent in Russian art".