On August 9, an exhibition of the winners of the XVI International Art Festival MALYU.UA was held in the Central Park of Culture and Recreation in Kyiv (Volodymyrsky Uzviz, 2) near the Arch of Freedom of the Ukrainian People. The exhibition featured artists of all ages, from children to seniors, from Ukraine, Israel, Montenegro, the Czech Republic, Germany, and Poland. This is the 13th stage of the “War Generation” art marathon, which is part of the large-scale International Art Festival MALYU.UA.WAR, the only cultural initiative in Ukraine that has been ongoing without interruption since the first week of the full-scale invasion. It is the only project in the world that uses art to analyze the changing consciousness of different generations during the long-term modern war. The exhibition in Kyiv is dedicated to Ukraine’s Independence Day and will run until October 1. The exhibition can be viewed outdoors 24/7 (except during curfew).

One of my paintings, “Destroyed House in Dnipro. Horrors of War”, is featured in this exhibition.