10. 3. 2023 exhibition myt'

Since the beginning of the war, Ukrainian artists have been searching for their roots, rethinking their own identity, and looking for new ways of being, because it is precisely in a myt' that everything can be found and everything can be destroyed or everything made new. With their visual and performative art, they draw attention to the Russian war against Ukraine and the crimes committed by the Russians.

Works by the four artists - Duo SOC.I.A COLLECTIVE, Hélène Litorelle and Anastasiia Yevstratenko - will be shown. There will also be a screening of the dance film "VodUrudu" and a photography exhibition with works by artists Ivan Honchar and Maks Levin.

& what is MYT´?

The Russian full-scale war against Ukraine has changed the world. Despite the surprise, Ukrainians stood up and fought for their freedom. Freedom costs too much not to go for it and too little to waste it.

Freedom (in Ukrainian svoboda ) goes also along with Will (volia). That last word is encrypted in the Ukrainian coat of arms. Such a decisive moment does not only appeal to action but reflection. About the past, where we came from and the future, where we are going, and what we are fighting for. But especially about the present time, this very instant moment, a moment of choice – myt´.The war made this myt´ long enough to realize life and short enough to understand the power of actions. Since the start of the war, Ukrainian artists have been searching for their roots, rethinking their own identity, and searching for new ways of being, since just in a myt´ everything can be found and everything can be destroyed or remade.