The exhibition runs until November 6, 2022.
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Vasyl Artyushenko, ZN.UA not so much of the events, but of his reaction to the tragedy that we are all experiencing: the atrocities in Buch,mined shores of the artist's native Odessa, every time fresh news about the crimes of the occupiers and life in constant tension, one of the reasons for which is endless air alarms.
Vasyl Artyushenko, ZN.UAThe title “Potentially (un)acceptable content” is, according to the author, not about his exhibition, but about the reality that it captures and in which millions of Ukrainians currently live – we cannot retouch reality, stop seeing the horrors of war. The frankness of the author in the works should, in theory, shock, but in essence these are deeply humanistic works, from which one can read the emotional pain and experiences not only individual, personal, but also those that are a sign of our time.
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Vasyl Artyushenko, ZN.UA< /span>Once such works would be called an anti-war series, but not today and not at this exhibition – the theme of genocide, which Stas Zhalobniuk also addresses in his works, is important not only because of the definition of today's crimes of the Rashists, but also because of a reminder that we have no right to surrender to those who for centuries sought to erase Ukraine from the face of the earth.
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