Dejan Gotić

Born 1987 in Zagreb, Croatia. Multidisciplinary artist. The second and third lockdown were far easier to cope with mentally (certainly not physically), since I have got used to it…   Dejan Gotić Being directly affected by the lockdown and the pandemic, which resulted in creation of the submitted work, which was born out of frustration… Continue reading Dejan Gotić

Terra Neidorf (UKR)

Painting. I realized the importance of my healthy body and how much my work depends on my well-being.   Terra Neidorf Many of my fellow artists began to create on the theme of the pandemic, but my attitude changed the focus from the public to my personal. Of course, I completely changed the concept of… Continue reading Terra Neidorf (UKR)

Vitaliy Matukhno

Lysychansk, Luhansk region, Ukraine. Photography. The beginning of the pandemic for me was comparable to the beginning of hostilities in my city, because my life was again divided into “before and after”.   Vitaliy Matukhno The beginning of the pandemic for me was comparable to the beginning of hostilities in my city, because my life… Continue reading Vitaliy Matukhno

Maryna Vashchenko

Kyiv, Ukraine. Graphic artist and painter. Isolation is a time of conscious reality…   Maryna Vashchenko Isolation is a time of conscious reality. A pause that allowed us to deal with personal priorities. A time of spiritual immersion and the evolution of personal responsibility. A reality in which you can follow your destiny and, thanks… Continue reading Maryna Vashchenko

Andrey Nesterenko

Born 1996 in Ukraine. Painting. I faced difficulties in collecting material for my diploma painting.   Andrey Nesterenko The start of the pandemic in Ukraine coincided with my Master studies. During the lockdown, I faced difficulties in collecting material for my diploma painting. Among them, the lack of access to a workshop at the academy… Continue reading Andrey Nesterenko

Dmitro Krishovsky

Born 1988in Korsun-Shevchenkivskyi, Ukraine. Graphic artist. The pandemic has made its adjustments in our lives. We hide behind concrete walls, hoping that trouble will not come to our house. But the prospects are far from bright …   Dmitro Krishovsky As soon as the pandemic comes, I took my family, and leave Kyiv… As soon… Continue reading Dmitro Krishovsky