August 16 - September 14“Flowers from the Frontline”An International Ukrainian–British Art Project
At the heart of the project are flowers gathered on the frontline during different periods in history — symbols of hope in times of great upheaval.The central message of the project is about finding beauty and growth in the midst of destruction.More details 1
The exhibition includes unique artefacts and works of art:- Miniature jewellery pieces by London-based designer Phoebe Walsh- The jewellery collection "Love Letter to Kyiv" More details- Three herbaria in photoes — from the First and Second World Wars, and a contemporary one gathered in Kyiv at the beginning of the full-scale invasion More details- A Bouquet of support - from the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom- A Bouquet from “Zero line”. This bouquet from the front line, collected by the entire brigade and sent by the sector commander, Lieutenant Colonel Rostyslav Poberezhnyi, 48th Engineering Brigade, Kharkiv region, village of Oskil. It’s a living chronicle of war, woven from pain, dignity, hope, and an unshakable faith in Victory!- Three painting series by Ukrainian artist Olha Morozova More details- The installation "Fabric of Time" by Olha Morozova More details- A floral installation by Philip Norman More details- Documentary material “Flowers from the Frontline” by British director Carmela Corbett More details
Participants:Olha Morozova – Artist (Ukraine)Phoebe Walsh – Jeweller (United Kingdom)Carmela Corbett – Director (United Kingdom)Philip Norman – Museum Researcher (United Kingdom)Volodymyr Petrashyk – artist, soldier (Ukraine)
ADMISSION IS FREEwith a general entrance ticket to the Saint Sophia of Kyiv museum complex(400 UAH – full price, 200 UAH – reduced price).Combat veterans do not need to purchase a ticket.