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In this episode of the War-Born Art project, we introduce you to Maria Khrytsenko (instagram.com/ma.richka.kh), a talented graphic artist from a creative family. Maria has been dedicated to graphic art since childhood, continuing her family's tradition. Her work is distinguished by its unique style, and she is known for her illustration of Mark Teren's book "Seven Bags of Buckwheat Wool. About Grandpa Panko and the Magic Power" and her recent exhibition "Filters" at the Kharkiv Municipal Gallery.
In this video, you'll see how Maria transforms remnants of war into artworks that symbolize the resilience and creativity of the Ukrainian people. She shares her thoughts on how art can be a source of inspiration and strength during the most challenging times. Learn more about her journey as an artist, a student at the Kharkiv State Academy of Design and Arts, and a volunteer with the medical group AID 46 (instagram.com/46_aid) and the "Shcheznyk" team (instagram.com/shcheznyk_kh), which supports Ukrainian soldiers.
The War-Born Art project is a series of videos that explore how the remnants of war—missile fragments, shell casings, and anti-tank weapon tubes—are transformed into unique works of art. These objects, crafted by Ukrainian artists and designers, symbolize the resilience and creativity of the Ukrainian people. In each video, you'll witness the process of creating these art pieces, hear the artists share their stories and motivations, and discover how instruments of destruction are turned into symbols of peace and renewal. This project stands as a testament to the power of creativity to inspire and unite, even in the darkest times.
Join us on this journey of transforming pain into art, and support us by sharing this video!
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#TheGaze #Ukraine #UkraineNews #UkraineWarUpdates #UkraineBreakingNews #WarBornArt #MarichkaKhrystenko
In this episode of the War-Born Art project, we introduce you to Maria Khrytsenko (instagram.com/ma.richka.kh), a talented graphic artist from a creative family. Maria has been dedicated to graphic art since childhood, continuing her family's tradition. Her work is distinguished by its unique style, and she is known for her illustration of Mark Teren's book "Seven Bags of Buckwheat Wool. About Grandpa Panko and the Magic Power" and her recent exhibition "Filters" at the Kharkiv Municipal Gallery.
In this video, you'll see how Maria transforms remnants of war into artworks that symbolize the resilience and creativity of the Ukrainian people. She shares her thoughts on how art can be a source of inspiration and strength during the most challenging times. Learn more about her journey as an artist, a student at the Kharkiv State Academy of Design and Arts, and a volunteer with the medical group AID 46 (instagram.com/46_aid) and the "Shcheznyk" team (instagram.com/shcheznyk_kh), which supports Ukrainian soldiers.
The War-Born Art project is a series of videos that explore how the remnants of war—missile fragments, shell casings, and anti-tank weapon tubes—are transformed into unique works of art. These objects, crafted by Ukrainian artists and designers, symbolize the resilience and creativity of the Ukrainian people. In each video, you'll witness the process of creating these art pieces, hear the artists share their stories and motivations, and discover how instruments of destruction are turned into symbols of peace and renewal. This project stands as a testament to the power of creativity to inspire and unite, even in the darkest times.
Join us on this journey of transforming pain into art, and support us by sharing this video!
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Please keep discussions on this channel clean and respectful and refrain from using racist or sexist slurs and personal insults.
#TheGaze #Ukraine #UkraineNews #UkraineWarUpdates #UkraineBreakingNews #WarBornArt #MarichkaKhrystenko
