Drawing the war: Masha Vyshedska's story and her war in drawings

Masha Vyshedska is an illustrator originally from Bakhmut. A few days before the full-scale invasion, she left her home, learned about the war on the train, and since then has managed to change her city and even her country several times. She painted all the events of the first days, and she still does today. Masha paints not only her own war, but also other people's stories. Watch Roman Potapenko's video to learn more about life in Ivano-Frankivsk, her new home, and her return to Bakhmut.
________________________________
00:05 The history of the beginning of a full-scale war in pictures
00:36 Life in Ivano-Frankivsk
01:01 Moving to Berlin, looking for a job, stories of people under occupation
01:25 Reconstruction of Bakhmut and returning home
02:37 Adaptation of IDPs: Ivano-Frankivsk
04:09 The problem of waste sorting through creativity
05:25 Center for Cultural Initiatives in Frankivsk
07:05 Death of the father and memories of him
09:33 Feelings of guilt and shame
11:40 Masha's creative life today

❗️Subscribe to our channel and press 🔔 so you don't miss anything
Follow us on Twitter ➡️ / bakhmutinua_eng

Тэги:

#bakhmut #bakhmut_residents #evacuation_from_bakhmut #Donetsk_region_in_evacuation #Bakhmut_IN._UA #stories_of_bakhmut_residents #stories_of_IDPs #Masha_Vyshedska #drawings_about_the_war #war_in_ukraine #ivano-frankivsk #IDPs #life_from_the_beginning #housing_for_IDPs #integration_of_IDPs #assistance_to_IDPs #artists #creative_community #community #community_of_artists #illustrator #artist #drawings #loss_of_home #destroyed_housing #Art_Residence #occupation #occupation_of_Kherson

Скачать видео