These t-shirts were specially designed and produced as a collaboration between two Ukrainian art collectives: GALAS and O–PLICH– for a charity event in Warsaw. The print portrays a list memorable days for Ukrainians, balancing and depicting an essence of both tradition and nation. There was only three t-shirts made.

Creative team:
Vlad Boyko, Viktoriia Kovalenko, Madina Mahomedova, Ilia Dolbniev

Production:
Ruslana Nigalchuk

Screenprinting: Kwiaciarnia Grafiki

Vokzalna (Railway) Station Identity, inspired by the perpetual heartbeat of the city – the Kyiv Metro. Most people admire Kyiv’s landscapes, but few seem to pay attention to its equally picturesque underground. This identity was born from exploring the visual identity of the area and began with the idea that the station’s hall wall grid could serve as an ideal canvas for lettering. A mesh that narrates the journey’s path.

This is a comic strip about the belief systems we adopt as children and struggle with in our adult lives. Anastasiia focuses on the idea of justice seen through the lens of detective stories she used to read in her childhood, and how distorted it became after the full-scale invasion.

They express Honor and Respect to the defenders, as well as to all those who care from the countries that support Ukraine. Glory to Ukraine!!! Glory to heroes!!! Ukraine and Germany together. Love wins.

The Lviv National Academy of Arts is one of the largest art educational centers of Ukraine. Every year it attracts more and more applicants and continues to work despite the full scale invasion.
Thus, it was decided that it was necessary to create a series of promotional advertising videos with animated intros that would communicate the Academy’s values ​​to the target audience and talk about its educational programs.

As there is a hope of the quick rebuilding of the post-war Ukraine, there is also a worry. It is not an unusual for the new building in here to be of a poor quality, cardboard walls and cheap material. Now it is up to us to rebuild Ukraine in it’s glory.

It is a hard time in our history when flag shines brighter than moon and stars all together. When flag means more than a combination of colours. More than a national symbol. More than anyone can put into words. It is something that we have in our hearts and that keeps us on fighting for who we are.

ukraine is facing terrifying missile strikes everyday, but we live, we laugh and we`ll win

This work is created for a community that opposes the demolition of a historically significant building for Ukraine called “Kvity Ukrayiny.”

The Ukrainian army is not homogeneous and does not consist exclusively of military personnel. People of different races, genders, religions, and orientations are standing in defense of the country, protecting their future.

Since childhood forest has always been the place where I spent good and bad moments of my life. It was a playground and a perfect spot for family activities. When I grew up, long walks in the forest helped me to reflect on my life and make life-changing decisions. Nowadays, forests, same as great part of our land, have become a battlefield and a shelter for Ukrainian soldiers. Once a peaceful place will never be the same. As Ukrainians and their lives.

The illustration was commissioned by EmDash magazine in the fall of 2022.

Illustrations for the identity of the vegetarian sandwich bar Orang+Utan located in Kyiv, Ukraine. Fresh, ripe, ready to eat fruits reflect the mood and values of the cafe. Used for interior decoration, packages, communication.

Another facet of the mental state during war is when war takes away dreams and cripples the destinies of children. Only competent psychological support from adults will help them survive in this chaos of emotions.
Their childhood was taken away, but their hope was not taken away.
Although these are no longer children, but adults who have gone through pain.

Many habits were formed in these months, but the main thing is not to turn away or not to get used to grief as normality.

Poster reflection about the fragility of nature. The beauty of nature is very fragile. And living in a world of war means that this fragility could be invisible – like Dzharylhach’s beauty, damaged because of the impact of russian aggression.

Here are the examples of various Exhibitions, where I was making architecture and design. The top photo is an Exhibition about the most interesting period of Ukrainian Cinema in the 1920’s and the VUFKU Cinema Studio. The photo down and left is an Installation on an Exhibition about Ukrainian Futurism, the down and right is a fragment of the Exhibition about an Urbanistic Ukrainian Films.

This work is about my passion for painting, coffee, and reading.

There is stuff written on the wall of every other dark corner, underpass or subway – different stuff, mostly ugly stuff. When one is feeling down, he or she is likely to take it too personally.
Since Russia invaded Ukraine, it feels like the walls of every other underpass are closing in on any Ukrainian, screaming their ugly stuff at them, while they are taking it too personally.
At least that’s how the artist feels.

There is stuff written on the wall of every other dark corner, underpass or subway – different stuff, mostly ugly stuff. When one is feeling down, he or she is likely to take it too personally.
Since Russia invaded Ukraine, it feels like the walls of every other underpass are closing in on any Ukrainian, screaming their ugly stuff at them, while they are taking it too personally.
At least that’s how the artist feels.

Acis and Galathea is an opera by Georg Friedrich Händel, a take on the Ancient Greek tragic love story. In 2019, Open Opera Ukraine did a reimagining of this opera, combining historically informed performance with contemporary scenography. For the main visual Anna Gadetska, creative director of Open Opera, came up with the idea of a photoshoot in the water. The photos by Zhenia Perutska are combined with Iryna Kostyshyna’s typographical take on the classic antiqua letters.

There is stuff written on the wall of every other dark corner, underpass or subway – different stuff, mostly ugly stuff. When one is feeling down, he or she is likely to take it too personally.
Since Russia invaded Ukraine, it feels like the walls of every other underpass are closing in on any Ukrainian, screaming their ugly stuff at them, while they are taking it too personally.
At least that’s how the artist feels.