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"The volunteers are sorting out the rubble of destroyed houses in Irpin"
Yuliya Tveritina – Academician of the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, master of linear painting, graphic artist, and illustrator. Julia is from Kyiv. For many years she has been living and working in Suzhou (China). From the first days of the war the artist began to keep an art diary of the war.
The volunteers (yes, ordinary people) are sorting out the rubble of destroyed houses in Irpin - a picture for a new art-documentary about-war @pictoric.ua project,, Even in darkest times there is a light,,. I was inspired by several photographs, in which there were objects preserved among piles of burnt bricks, very fragile. sometimes it was a tender porcelain cup, or a crystal vase, or a glass chandelier, or an amazingly complete kitchen cabinet in a collapsed house, all with all the dishes and a jar of jam. It was so strange when the solid is destroyed, but what should be first destroyed, on the contrary, remains perfectly intact.
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