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#33 The artist is @meltdownlove, a glitch artist and musician from Kyiv.
Below: "Reptile cave" and "Dripping poplars"
Sold but other pieces are available here:
https://t.co/aq0kokJ7Yi
@nexta_tv Here’s my take even if the ghost isn’t just one guy they still have downed 10 Russian jets and 7 helos plus 80tanks hundreds of armored vehicles and soldiers the ghost is the fighting spirit of Ukraine and especially Kyiv. May god bless the Ghosts of Ukraine 🇺🇦
This is Liza Shumskaya! 🇺🇦
She is a unique and talented artist who amazes with the impressive posters she has created. She is now one of the people who witnessed this terrible war in Kyiv.
Our hearts and prayers are with you, Liza.
@Liza_Shumska
Russia has no more right to bomb Kyiv than it does to bomb Paris.
If it’s right to shoot down a Russian bomber bombing Paris, then it’s right to shoot down one bombing Kyiv.
Send fighters to protect #Ukraine now.
Deter the invasion by endangering its success.
#StandWithUkraine
Hello, it is me PART 3 BECAUSE I CAN >:>
( Hey, Kyiv. If you see me, I can give you a lavender tape )
#ArtistOnTwitter #MeetTheArtist #MeetTheArtist2021
This 100x70 cm thingy is currently exhibited at Book Arsenal Festival in Kyiv. Thanks to Pictoric club for inviting me to participate! The exhibition is called Optimists/Skeptics, and you can obviously tell which one I am
Amazing ‘Fire Flower’ in #Petrykivka style by Iryna Kuzmytska from Pereiaslav, near Kyiv.
Petrykivka is a decorative painting style, originating from the village of Petrykivka in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, where it was traditionally used to decorate walls and everyday household items
“1933”-a famous masterpiece about the Holodomor – a mother with child ascending to Heaven - created by Ukrainian artist Viktor Tsymbal. The painting is now at the Museum of the Holodomor Genocide in Kyiv.
#Holodomor
Serhiy Maidukhov, freelance artist & illustrator, has published a series of images created by his students in Kyiv. Modeled on the cover prints of one real & one imaginary magazine-The New Yorker & The Parisianer-they reflect the ongoing #confinement in Ukraine’s capital-#Kyiv.
