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Pray for Ukraine!
Ukraine and we Ukrainians have become a shield for the entire civilized world from orcs and rashists. It is important to acknowledge that the world is not black and white, and there are shades of gray. Despite this, the current war is unequivocally black and white. There is no rational reason for this war, despite the propaganda spewed by the rashist neighbors. This war is criminal, dirty, and devoid of meaning. It has destroyed global institutions, including the UN, OSCE, and Red Cross. Yet,1
Ukraine and we Ukrainians have become a shield for the entire civilized world from orcs and rashists.
It is important to acknowledge that the world is not black and white, and there are shades of gray. Despite this, the current war is unequivocally black and white. There is no rational reason for this war, despite the propaganda spewed by the rashist neighbors.
This war is criminal, dirty, and devoid of meaning. It has destroyed global institutions, including the UN, OSCE, and Red Cross. Yet, amidst the chaos, a collection of paintings was created in a bomb shelter. Each stroke was infused with the pain and hope that permeated the air. Counting days no longer mattered as time was measured by the war's duration.
Mixed emotions of anxiety, tears, fear, and hatred clouded our minds. The war destroyed our world, but we remain hopeful for a better future. We will return to a peaceful independent Ukraine, and the civilized world will defeat rashism. Life will overcome death, and light will conquer darkness.
The paintings in this collection are unified by a color palette of black, red, and white.
It is important to acknowledge that the world is not black and white, and there are shades of gray. Despite this, the current war is unequivocally black and white. There is no rational reason for this war, despite the propaganda spewed by the rashist neighbors.
This war is criminal, dirty, and devoid of meaning. It has destroyed global institutions, including the UN, OSCE, and Red Cross. Yet, amidst the chaos, a collection of paintings was created in a bomb shelter. Each stroke was infused with the pain and hope that permeated the air. Counting days no longer mattered as time was measured by the war's duration.
Mixed emotions of anxiety, tears, fear, and hatred clouded our minds. The war destroyed our world, but we remain hopeful for a better future. We will return to a peaceful independent Ukraine, and the civilized world will defeat rashism. Life will overcome death, and light will conquer darkness.
The paintings in this collection are unified by a color palette of black, red, and white.
