Unbreakable

Following successful showings in Berlin, Paris, Vienna, and Rome, the exhibition made its Czech stop at Artium in Bořislavka, Prague. Visitors had the opportunity to view and purchase dozens of paintings and sculptures by Ukrainian artists, with proceeds supporting the purchase of prosthetics for Ukrainian mothers who lost limbs due to the war, as well as aiding children who had lost their families.

Featuring fifty works by twenty-six artists, the exhibition offered an intimate encounter with the current Ukrainian art scene.

The contributing artists donated their works as a way of using art as a weapon in the fight to improve the lives of those deeply affected by war. Many of the exhibited paintings and sculptures were directly inspired by the brutal realities of the conflict. Some works depicted the violence of war overtly, while others took a more subtle, contemplative approach. Still, the exhibition was far from bleak—many pieces radiated hope, unity, and fierce determination, true to the spirit of the exhibition’s title: "Unbreakable."

The exhibition featured not only emerging talents but also renowned artists such as Lubomir Medvid, who has exhibited in major galleries worldwide.

In addition to the artwork, the exhibition included personal stories of the women and children who were the intended beneficiaries, as well as reflections and commentaries from the artists themselves, each offering a unique perspective on the impact of war.

Curator of the exhibiton: Khrystyna Beregovska