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Browse the works featured in the Echoes of Unity exhibition and discover a curated collection of artistic voices, mediums, and stories. Each artwork page offers deeper context, artist information, and a richer digital presentation of the work.

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P.S.

by Aia Kora (Anastasiia Skolozdra)

In “P.S.”, Aia Kora approaches the canvas as if it were a living skin: sensitive, vulnerable and capable of retaining

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Girl by the mirror

by Tetiana Nyshchun
Susanna Mikla’s artwork titled “In this stillness I’m not lost” is deeply embedded in Ukrainian cultural traditions and their modern
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Where we are not

by Kristina Mos

Water dissolves memories. It transforms real events into fiction. As time progresses, our memories fade away like the water flowing

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Liminal Cord

by Ellaya Yefymova

Following the onset of war in her homeland in 2022, Ukrainian artist Ellaya Yefymova relocated to Portugal. In 2023, after

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The bare edge

by Nataliya Teslenko

“The Bare Edge” comprises four textile panels. The works emerge from liminality not merely as a theoretical idea, but as

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92 days

by Vlada Lobus

“92 Days” emerged as a contemplation of liminality and process. The project originates from the artist’s personal experiences, her academic

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Paradox

by Vik Shpetna

The artistic journey that led to the creation of Vik Shpetna’s sculptural work “Paradox” commenced with the assembly of a

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Kam’yana Mohyla. Under Occupation. Beyond Liminality

by Vitaliia Kalmutska

Vitaliia Kalmutska revisits the concept of liminality by concentrating on Kam’yana Mohyla (Stone Tomb); a natural location in the temporary

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In this stillness I’m not lost

by Susanna Mikla

Susanna Mikla’s artwork titled “In this stillness I’m not lost” is deeply embedded in Ukrainian cultural traditions and their modern

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