We have been living against the background of events that have become the embodiment of the worst thoughts for almost a year now. Ukrainians continue to be terrorized and killed. And we continue to fight for the right to live freely. Our feelings, our narratives, our aspirations, and our struggle are changing. And, finally, our awareness of ourselves. We grow stronger and harden. We cry over our losses. And we hold our breath as we celebrate each victory of our soldiers, paving the way for our complete victory.
But what comes next? What reality awaits us? Imagine Point Gallery invited the artistic community to reflect on this and form an array of thoughts and expectations about our common future.
More than 50 artists from different parts of Ukraine and abroad took part in the project, which was implemented in the format of an open call. They will present their works in two halls of the gallery, which are a continuation of their artistic practices and self-reflections. The exhibition will consist of many personal stories that are somehow not alien to each other, as they all took place after February 24, 2022. Each of the authors has their own experience of the war, but we are in a common space and a common reality that we create together and for each other.