Since the beginning of the war, lots of people from many nations over the world gathered to help Ukrainians resist the enemy. We thank you!

A poster about psychosocial disability. A silhouette of a person is seen through the names of mental illnesses to create a frame. This demonstrates one type of stigma, where others perceive a person because of their illness rather than their personality.

You don’t appreciate the independence until someone tries to take it away from you. Ukrainians are paying with their lives for it.

I collected photos of every room in which I had to live during 3 months of constant moving during the full-scale war. The lens of my camera divided the personal space. Having become a complete copy of concrete photos of apartments, the 3D model visualizes the fragmentation and selectivity of the photographic eye, pic exposes space to separate processes, as covid, the social networks and war do.

Pattern for M0D44 x Pilsok

This work about Ukraine, the strongest woman, her beauty and power.

Poster for Nike

Poster for Nike

Sitting in the basement of our house during the shelling, we drew and wrote to overcome our fear. Art therapy saved us from stress.
The shelling of our region continues to this day.
The only weapon I could use to defend myself was art.

An illustration about bipolar moods caused by permanent stress.

Image from my zine about surrealistic wizards land of Ooo

This installation includes a photograph of murdered civilians taken by Mykhaylo Palinchak in Bucha in April of 2022 after the liberation of the city from russian troops, as well as a number of books by classical russian writers such as Lermontov, Karazin, Dostoevsky, Pushkin, Turgenev and others who exalted the russian empire and used the colonial narrative in their works.

Ukrainian work from wartime period inspired a design that blends our ethnicity and tradition with contemporary mass market motifs. Emphasizing symmetry and palindromes, phrases like ‘око в око’ or ‘козак з казок’ are featured on vintage-market-sourced clothing. In response to a concerns about ‘fast fashion,’ this project champions sustainability by repurposing existing garments. All revenue will to Ukraine. It is crucial to support those who provide assistance. Photos: Alta Nguyen

The best hug you can get is when you embrace yourself. You understand you have faults and sensibilities, so you prefer to go inwards than outwards. In those moments, you hide from everyone: you find comfort in your shyness.

History is an extremely important aspect. Textbooks, on the other hand, are often boring and off-putting. However, history needs to be known and studied. Therefore, in this project, I introduce a modern, attractive and user-friendly design for a book about historical episodes.

The artwork reflects Russia’s heavy losses in the first month of the invasion. Although the Russians did not claim any losses, the Ukrainian fields were covered with bodies and destroyed equipment. The idea is expressed in the image of a shipping box with folds resembling a coffin. The losses of the aggressor country are so big that the Russian post (their logo on the box), instead of special transportation packages for bodies, begins to produce simple cardboard packaging.

This project reveals my journey to personal strength against the backdrop of living through war. These images, as symbols of my new external reality, emphasize inner growth and resilience. Through mechanical manipulations of the photographs, I convey my feelings and experiences that are changing my life. In ‘Recovery,’ I delve into my own vulnerabilities, capturing moments of despair interwoven with hope.

This posters were made for my native city anniversary in 2022 when the war was started.
I made this type.This type is my tribute to the city, to its history and vibes