The project became part of the exposition dedicated to the struggle of Ukraine for its freedom.
The 59th Venice Biennale opens this week – one from the most prestigious exhibitions of contemporary art in the world. As part of the official parallel program of the event, the exposition “This is Ukraine: Defending Freedom” will be presented, part of which was the ZN.UA project “Moms” , released in 2019.
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“Mothers” is a 321 portrait of mothers of soldiers who died in Luhansk and Donetsk regions in 2014-2015, created by Ukrainian photographers. The project reminds of when Russia actually started the war in our country, and is also a tribute to those who gave the most important things.
Regular readers of ZN.UA remember this project, as its representatives also remember it. all the branches of Ukrainian power to which we sent portraits of the mothers of the fallen defenders of Ukraine, so that looking them in the eye, they understand what kind of country to build.
We are proud to be able to convey to the international cultural community the tragedy expressed not in faceless statistics, but in the faces of mothers from whom the war has taken away the most precious, most importantly, meaning of life – their sons.
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