Born 1954, in Russia. Resident in Ukraine. Profession – architecture. Understanding the transience of time makes you concentrate on short and fast projects. Viacheslav Rogin Awareness of the danger that gripped in the early days of the pandemic, forced to concentrate on the most important moments of life – the safety of the family and… Continue reading Viacheslav Rogin
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Dmytro Kupriyan
Born 1982 in Kyiv, Ukraine. Photojournalist. …pandemic situation did not disturb me in any way… Dmytro Kupriyan Now he works on self long-term project about highest point in Ukraine mountain Hoverla, also made a project HOME about human habitat. He wants to bring shape of mountain Hoverla to Ukrainian’s perception as a sacred place,… Continue reading Dmytro Kupriyan
Nikita Khudiakov.
Born 1984 in Ukraine, Kharkiv. Media artist, mainly working with XR and AI. I feel it is time to give a deeper reflection to the COVID as a cultural phase which transformed a lot. One of these changes that we’re not experiencing is an NFT revolution… Nikita Khudiakov I found several “bridges” between this… Continue reading Nikita Khudiakov.
Sergey Simutin (UKR).
Born 1991 in Donetsk. Works on graphics and painting. We just have to live Sergey Simutin Ignition Who are we? A bunch of little monkeys. What are we afraid of? Something that none of us have ever seen. We are afraid of abstraction. If you look objectively at all of humanity, then at some point… Continue reading Sergey Simutin (UKR).
Daria Zaseda (UKR). Painting.
Pandemia and art – it’s interesting theme to explore. Usually artist isolated in his/her workshop creating, painting, thinking, but now all world have to learn the art of new life” Daria Zaseda Being an artist is very cool and very difficult. Cool, because there are no obstacles in front of you – only surfaces… Continue reading Daria Zaseda (UKR). Painting.
Sophia Esakova (UKR). Painting.
While people’s life has stopped, construction and production continues. Sophia Esakova During the pandemic I became more more obsessed with tactility and materiality of objects than ever. Digital spaces are undeniably no replacement for live exhibitions for me. Being in lockdown because of the coronavirus is numbing, frightening, frustrating. It makes me feel vulnerable and… Continue reading Sophia Esakova (UKR). Painting.