Saya Woolfalk, “Expedition to the Chima Cloud” (2019) and "Chimera" (2013) from the Empathics series
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Saya Woolfalk, “Expedition to the Chima Cloud” (2019) and "Chimera" (2013) from the Empathics series
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Mineki Murata, performance from "Ongoing / Pacific Crossings" (2019-26)
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Wiltshire Berry, designed for Liberty Fabrics
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Alena Grom, "It's a Mad, Mad World", (2022)
Borodyanka is a quiet town with a population of 13,000. It is located on the road to Kyiv. In 1240, the city was destroyed by the Mongol-Tatars, but later it was rebuilt. In 2022, the Russians turned Borodyanka into ruins.
The city was under occupation for a month. The Russians took over the local psychiatric boarding school, which housed about 500 patients, several employees and no doctors. Russian soldiers set up their positions on the territory of the psychiatric hospital and mined the area around the hospital. Boarding house residents became a living shield for them.
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Pinky Urmaza, “United States of Anxiety” (2026), book covers, pages, acrylic, and graphite
Pope.L studio, 2022; Sound of Metal, 2019