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Black on Prussian Blue (2020; with Andrii Dostliev)

This project is a reconstruction based on the family album of a Wehrmacht soldier aiming to research the notion of … More

photography, trauma studies, visual research

“I still feel sorry when I throw away food – Grandma used to tell me stories about the Holodomor.” (2018; with Andrii Dostliev)

Ink and pencil on toned paper, fragments of found photographs. Series of 44. Every time I throw away (for any … More

books, collages, photography, research, trauma studies

I Lied in Visa Center (2018)

The starting point of this project was an anonymous inscription on the toilet wall in Martin-Gropius-Bau, which said “I lied … More

installations, research, trauma studies

298 (2017)

“298” was an 8 hours long performance during which the artist and the volunteers made 298 dolls which symbolise each … More

performances, textile sculptures, trauma studies

The cynocephali of Donbas (2017)

Lia (32) and Andrij (33), a cynocephali couple from Donetsk The myth about dog-headed people (“cynocephali”) inhabiting Eastern Ukrainian territories … More

installations, sculpture, textile sculptures, trauma studies

Licking War Wounds (2016, work in progress; with Andrii Dostliev)

This tank-shaped salt lamp was purchased from a souvenir shop in Bakhmut in late 2016. Bakhmut (formerly Artemivsk) is a … More

performances, trauma studies

Reconstruction of Memory (2016; with Andrii Dostliev)

The Russian occupation of Crimea and the military invasion into Eastern Ukraine forced a million and a half people (according … More

curatorial, trauma studies

Recent Posts

  • Black on Prussian Blue (2020; with Andrii Dostliev)
  • The Wondrous and True Story of Kubuś Hirschler (2020; with Andrii Dostliev)
  • An unduly restrictive view of salvation (Vinnytsia Limbo) — the book (2020; with Andrii Dostliev)
  • Dark COVID edition (2020)
  • I Love When Canaries Are Singing (2019)

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