The poster’s design evokes the chaos and tension that often surround riots, with bold and dynamic imagery that conveys the intensity of the moment. It portrays the destructive aspects of such events, including theft, vandalism, and property damage, which can target a range of locations, from shops and cars to restaurants, state-owned institutions, and religious buildings.
“UNrest” serves as a reminder of the consequences of civil unrest while encouraging viewers to reflect on the causes and imp

Love and peace is what we need. Support Ukraine.

They must flee their country. This was not part of their plans for the future. Now they are standing in the cold, they are scared. Only an apple given by a volunteer warms the soul and heart.

Experimental Ukrainian two-syllable ampersand for capital and lowercase letters (TA, та). Font Gaby Black

Experimental Ukrainian two-syllable ampersand for capital and lowercase letters (TA, та). Font Extrazium Italic

Experimental Ukrainian two-syllable ampersand for capital and lowercase letters (TA, та). Free font Gaby Play

Air alarm

The work Strong Foundation embodies unwavering spiritual strength and devotion to its values and cultural heritage. This collage emphasizes that even in the face of challenges and trials, the Ukrainian people remain a strong foundation on which the future is built and identity is maintained.

Ivan Svitlychny (1902-1933) was a Ukrainian poet and journalist. He was famous for his profound literary legacy and wrote poems. He actively supported Ukrainian culture during the Soviet regime and became a symbol of resistance. He died in the gulag because of his commitment to an independent Ukraine and criticism of authoritarianism. Svitlyčný wrote: “The homeland is nobody and nowhere, I am also the homeland.” (text on the poster, in Ukrainian)

A quote from a Ukrainian song created in 2022. The poster is completely made in vector form using the author’s font IT Gunpowder and IT Gaby Black. The author’s photo of the bark of a burnt tree was used for the background

The poster is completely made in vector form using the author’s font IT Gaby Black
The poster demonstrates that anything is possible when there is a common goal!

A feeling of realizing what has changed me as a person since the war started. I feel like I am a different person now. All the dreams and plans I had before the war no more exist, they are dead.

The design concept is made in the style of the Armed Forces of Ukraine – pixel, in which the national embroidered ornament and the building of Kharkiv Gosprom, as a symbol of Kharkiv, are intertwined. The composition emphasizes the main style of Kharkiv – constructivism.

The identity design for Marisa Ferreira Studio encapsulates the essence of the artist’s interdisciplinary and practice-oriented approach while embracing the central themes that drive her creative journey. This visually captivating representation mirrors Ferreira’s exploration of materiality, memory, colonialism, displacement, social justice, and urban regeneration, as well as her profound focus on abandoned architectural structures as gateways to understanding our collective past.