Yozhik v Tumani
Collection of photographs. Objects belonging to a life that may or may not have happened. A project exploring narrative of the protagonist Noam using an archive of props.
Postcards to Sleeping AI
Dream diary entries cycled through AI.
Molytva, Demonstratsya [A prayer, a protest.]
This piece functions as a shrine. A place of worship to pay homage to the Ukrainian spirit in the flux of upheaval. A people use to turbulent changes in regime, the practice of shrine building is commonplace. Protest posters represent the ongoing fight for identity, using language from rebel Ukrainian poet Lesya Ukrainka - then and now identifying as Ukrainian can cost you your life. This is a protest, a call to arms, a prayer for freedom of the Ukrainian spirit, it will not be silenced . As we sing in our national anthem:
‘Sche be vmerla Ukraina’ - ‘Ukraine is not dead yet’.
‘Sche be vmerla Ukraina’ - ‘Ukraine is not dead yet’.
Project X
A Language of Protest
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The Ukrainian flag is a stripe of yellow representing its fields of wheat and blue representing the sky. In a time of war, a reimagining of the flag to show the conflict and reflect the feelings of Ukrainians at the time, using written word, and original colours of yellow and blue.
Intended as protest pieces, the flags are shown in public places to make their message heard.
Intended as protest pieces, the flags are shown in public places to make their message heard.