The large-scale exhibition “ART – THE HIGHEST FORM OF HOPE”
The exhibition features the paintings of 23 Ukrainian artists who continued to work during theRussian invasion, staying in their home cities: Kyiv, Kharkiv, Odesa, Dnipro, Mykolaiv, and Sumy.These are the artists who prove that “it is from the pixels” of individual creativity that the portrait ofa country is formed”
The art project “ART – THE HIGHEST FORM OF HOPE” includes works by the following artists:Oleksandr Babak, Maks Vityk, Stanislav Hedzeievych, Hanna Hidora, Andrii Hurenko, Ihor Husev,Konstantin Zorkin, Kateryna Kasianenko, Serhii Korniievskyi, Hanna Kryvolap, PolinaKuznetsova, Oleksii Lytvynenko, Oleksandra Makarska, Maksym Mamsikov, Vachagan Narazyan,Vadym Petrov, Viktor Pokydanets, Ed Potapenko, Nataliia Trandafir, Olesia Trofymenko, AndriiTsoi, Vladyslav Shereshevskyi, and Valerii Shkarupa.
“In our insanely concentrated time, the symbolic and the real are intertwined and interpenetrated;reality is metaphoric, and metaphor becomes reality. Whatever form our hope takes, it is hope forlife, and therefore “ the trees” of our deeds will grow through the rust of enemy cannons. Despiteeverything, we are growing our garden.” ~ Andrii Hurenko, an artist, exhibition participant, and the author of the exhibition project concept.
The project was created in collaboration with the Triptych Art Gallery, curator of the exhibition.
This exhibition has become a landmark event of the Bouquet Kyiv Stage 2024 festival: www.bouquetstage.com
The exhibition will run for a month, until September 15, 2024, at the Khlibnia exhibition hall.