yes yes, where representatives of various professions are depicted, dancers, judges, musicians, representatives of working professions, teachers, etc., and on almost all the works it is written, i never thought that they would wear this uniform, but this is my land. i know that some of your works from this series are quite personal, and one of them - this is a driller, you can tell me more about it. i have a print facebook print, he and i have never seen each other, but i think we correspond from time to time , and he calls me, i call him artem chirva and he, uh, he started fighting back in the 14th year, he came to ilovaisk, he was at the airport , he was wounded, then he was

recovering for a long time, and now he is back again since february. he went to protect us, he was wounded near volnovakha, he was treated, and he left again, and he was contused, he is now at treatment, but this person, who came, this whole war goes on, and a unique person in his sense, his taste is artistic, he is so subtle, so uh, he constantly impresses, and he shares with the world from time to time novelties in art, namely such novelties as i'm interested in this and very ideological works that broadcast some kind of thought and where he finds it. i ca n't even imagine, well, this is happening, and when i already started this project, he wrote to me again, i think. well, this is the hero, the plot can be listen to ruzh, what 's up does this, and to top it all, when the war started, he

wrote a driller. i thought how the hell to spin , no, an incredibly unique person, but another one, earn money in this very series, where most of those who see this work only have one inscription. let's protect the protests. roman raushnyi. he has a son who is very close to his girlfriend. he is a person i am very proud of and will be proud of all my life, because at a very young age he was able to do as much as a person can do in a long life, and he was an activist, he defended his native profession in yar and he protected the country, unfortunately he died and this is a very strong loss because he is so um he is a man of the future of the

country but still this future will be rebuilt in roman's cause she will live because i really believe that after the victory it is people like roman who will inspire simply to make our country better , to overcome corruption, to present all these problems, all these incredible problems that still exist in the country, but back will already be returned and this is also roman 's case and it must be continued, this work was written before his death or after, but i drew it and on that day i found out that his birthday was on this very day. such a mystical story. such works that deserve attention and deserved attention, they are now quite common, many have taken them for their own use. i also

i understand, you don’t monetize your work, they are all freely available, that’s right. they are supposed to be freely available, but most of the country thinks so, and they are very good at monetizing their creativity, but there are a lot of people in ukraine who know how to do it, but they do it without me, that is, they appropriate your work. well, there are several volunteer organizations to which i gave my works for sale in order to be able to collect money. and the majority there are 90 99 almost that in the country you can find it on a souvenir at various i'll make it all piracy. well, i think that over time, i'd like to prevent it. well, in principle, you could monetize it yourself - it's possible. well, they say there in order to, uh, make money from it. it's possible, at least there,

for example, to report us to the armed forces as an option. i really want it. to do and precisely in order to contribute and help but at the same time the most important thing for me is to draw this is my drum and contribution my contribution and i only have enough energy for this that is, i think that in time i will deal with this i will have assistants, for example, because drawing is all that i have in my life everything is the main thing, the main thing is my life, namely commercialization. i think that there will simply be a person or at some point with the help of which i will be able to simply transfer it to her, this entire administrative part, and for now i will draw enough for me to live, and there are many of them i demand so that everything is normal, mini-projects can say such things. i understand it was the creation of defensive coats of arms for

ukrainian cities and where did this idea come from. it all started with a drawing for a small facebook, as well as a friend who is also you. sensing what is coming the great war, he began to do education in kyiv, and he asked me to draw some kind of picture so that this post would spread more, and i drew kyiv itself, it was the first picture, and in the comments i saw that people began to ask to draw such a city, and i understood what it was it is necessary to continue. and the most important thing that i wanted to say with these pictures is to convey , first of all, to the russians, if you come here, ukraine will give you a very powerful rebuff, that's why i created almost all the cities, but it's mostly these cities that entered along the russian of the belarusian border, the

match is mostly depicted there - this is a repulse, this is a powerful eight, or i think he will come to us with a sword, i note that another work of yours can be called an art object - this is a cassette projectile that you plastered with your own illustrations from the series of lullabies, do you know what happened recently the auction at which this art object was sold. where did you get this projectile? friends contacted me again on facebook. this is a volunteer group, and the group just asked and said that we have a projectile. we want to turn it into some objects and sell it for in order to collect more money from donations for our military, when i saw it, it was a cluster shell or a rocket, and when i saw it, i realized how terrible it was, and i wanted to

simply turn it into something completely different, give it a different meaning and meaning. i took the lullaby as the warmest, most kind project and i just wrapped it in such goodness and warmth, and my dream was that all this russian bastards would simply be swallowed up here in our country. she simply dissolved into another so that she would not be, well, that was exactly what i thought when i created it's just that we'll digest them all, it won't be here and there will be a quiet, peaceful night and i'll know the lullaby , do you remember your work? well, it just fell into my soul before the world day of mental health against the background of the kremlin wall, instead of this main closet, mostly like this

and instead of the spasa tower, there is a syringe with a needle and next to the stars, what is it about, what did you put into this work? this is absolutely crazy country and a country that mentally sick and it is possible to cure her, only i don't remember the word forced treatment treatment forced forced yes yes well, in general, where is mental health, this day is so close to me because i have a mental disorder because of it is because of him that i could not in 14 in the year, i should react like a man to go to the army because of this disease. unfortunately , it is simply incompatible with war, and therefore for me

painting - this is my contribution. such a feeling that you i'm tired of drawing, what do you want to rest from that , namely, i don't have drawing in that, but i have a very large number of tasks and nadiya just can't bring her out. that is, i physically feel very strongly in that, and at the same time, having such an illness, i understand that i need to somehow save myself mentally again. that is, i once even wrote a post about the fact that i was stopping such active activities, but the next day new challenges appeared. i continued. well, this is how he reacts to his conditions with medication. easier than many people because i am in such a state more balanced but equilibrium is the main thing that i need to observe because otherwise

there will be trouble besides medicine and what will you do besides hunting for posters that helps you keep your balance faith faith is very strong and in all senses faith and faith in god and faith in people and faith in ukraine, but faith in ukraine it happens it is because of the faith of people, just the people around them, they inspire me very much, inspire me every day, some quite often raise the slogan art outside of politics. how do you feel about this, considering that you called yourself a political tokatest? so you also reflected on certain political events. and some years ago, one of my friends called me an artist of the patriotic part of ukraine. i was very surprised at this and for me, the truth is, at that time i was also painting about love

and about different things, but he said that you are exactly like that, if you think about what happened then, in fact, the majority of even ukrainian artists, and then whether to paint the cossack mamaev, they were not going anywhere now it has changed a lot, now artists who felt themselves ukrainian felt the need to talk about what was happening, that is, the war simply entered any ukrainian home, all families felt the war, and likewise all artists , they can no longer stay outside of it. i am very happy about this. because the more art there is that will carry the truth about ukraine, the better it is. well, the world needs to hear about us all the time, and there are so many people who used to be out of politics, but now they are in politics and have become it. to live and it only makes me happy we must speak

loudly and it is necessary and our country needs it the world in your opinion art cannot be outside of politics maybe art cannot be outside of war er let's say yes no always the artistic language used by the artist they are always she can be somehow political she came from dasha christa kharkiv artist who always painted such extravagantly elegant things and they continue to do it now but at the same time uh later she was constantly in the kharkiv hospital helping i have in mind no, since the 14th year, the hospital has been helping the soldiers, who, well, there were mental disorders , and they did art therapy with them, so it's not necessary that we should also paint war, i definitely want him to paint politics, but

what he feels inside is very important, and now i think that all artists feel that they are ukrainians and a part of ukraine and feel everything that needs to be done now for the country and the world, for the last question, forgive me, but why didn't you fall in love with serhiy sternenko a in it i love him very much and i respect it in a person who does a lot for the country, well, it was written here on facebook. that you are not very grateful to him because you gave up for what, and my mother, she started watching a lot of ukrainian content on youtube, she watches it in me, well, in mine computers and stubble - this is one of the people who they watch all the time, and his advice is to subscribe, put a like and a bell and a fire, that's right, and spread it, yes

. this is not necessarily a political video maybe it's about health, it's about some different things, it's true. yes, all these videos. she rings the bell , likes, subscribes, and then i get very strange messages on my phone saying that it's already different youtube channels send me a message that they have launched a video, but this content is sometimes it's just shocking, so i thank him for that. i'm very grateful that he taught my mother to put curses on the bell. and in general, to treat stubble positively, he is a person who has done a lot and is doing these things. i admire the fact that he is now in his place. honestly, i personally i'm still worried when on monday at eight o'clock in the morning kyiv was bombed en masse. i had a kind of deja vu again

. well, it's not deja vu either. i don't know, but it happened on february 24. i remembered the end of february and the beginning of september, when you didn't fall asleep and didn't wake up without the sounds of explosions. and how did it affect you? this monday morning, when the city center was fired upon. well, every day and not only this day, above all, it is fear and be for the people who suffered, namely me, where i am right now, there is no place to hide, especially, there is no shelter nearby or far away and so there is a choice or go into the corridor or start drawing and for me for a long time the rules are that they draw in any situation, so i sat down to draw what you drew i drew the first poster just about what what

happened to me only i felt i drew three road signs on a sign children eh the sign of the pedestrian and the sign of the warehouse i drew as children and this pedestrian, they all go down to the warehouse, but the signs themselves are already very gutted, friends, i made the drawing, i just conveyed my congratulations to putin, oh leylyve . let's bake, well, putin, i wrote and made a poster. well, i went on and on. i made several posters this day. you have already made different ones on different topics, but on the topic of ukraine, i still think that we really need foreign support, but the most important thing for us is a very powerful and modern weapon i also talked about it. thank

you for what you do. thank you, no matter what you hold on. you find strength. this is very inspiring and motivating. glory to ukraine glory to the heroes and death to the enemies death to the enemies tell me honestly how are you oh my god i promised myself not to cry it's hard i'm tired i'm starting to shut down i don't take it out it's hard for me the only thing that saves me is music my family my children when i'm hard i clean that in

our house recently very clean get ready to walk in circles focus on your steps and breathing choose a calming mantra and repeat it out loud or in my mind for example i've arrived i'm home i'm here i'm free i'm alive everything is fine i'm safe there this technique in your self-help kit more here when we are afraid, when we are hurt, when we no longer have the strength, we are supported by faith, faith in those who were just yesterday a student who fell asleep in pairs and a colleague who always brought goodies, faith that our heroes will win back, protect, lift up and

eventually win, we do not abandon hope hope for ourselves and our strength hope for a strong shoulder friend hope for our indomitable people we are inspired by love love love this winter we will fight with the enemy and in the east we will check the weapons and insulation of our homes destroy the enemy and drafts welcome our brothers at the front and relatives from the front-line zone in the rear, we will bring victory closer and on the front lines and at home we will beat the winter together the rules of a warm country

healthy care in the house is cool but not cold thank you for dressing your deer to warm one is easier than to heat a whole apartment we will beat the winter together i was raised more by my grandfather, grandmother, grandfather and my grandfather was a soldier, and he was brought up in such a way that defending his country, his people, is the highest honor

for a person. well, when all this began, it became clear that we had to do what we taught children and left, well, the war for me started on the maidan. i already felt there that this is not, uh, just resistance , it's already, well, it's a war. hmmm, soon they'll give me a hand. i don't have a medical education. i'm a teacher of a coach. it's raining, of course, there's sports medicine. i studied a little bit of medicine, but it's not of course, there is the level of a professional doctor , but all my life i have been involved in sports that are associated with injuries and traveled a lot and

climbed schools, which was never in my life and there were different situations, that is, at the time of the beginning of the maidan, i already had such, well, so normal the experience of providing pre-medical care almost along the entire line is less in the luhansk region . but for the last 5 years, our base was located near shirokino, and for these 5 years the angels mainly worked there, that is, the longest time has been years and prizes. when i left the military service two years ago, the two-year contract of the armed forces of ukraine ended the front was

more or less quiet and i decided that perhaps it was possible to distance myself a little from all this and even made plans for a peaceful life in the future . it turned out all the same, we intercepted mark and gudymenko yura went to take our lads to the units that were stationed at the front. and i went to get my medical care. in fact, i wasn’t going to go at all, but i called and said there was room in the car and that medicine, how wonderful i i'll put a couple of boxes in there for you, whatever you need, he says, if you want, there's room in the car for you too. i had

time and thought, well, of course, i'll leave. we sat down and left. i didn't think i was going to war or something like that. i was driving a civilian car. i absolutely did not even take it with me there are no troops there at all, that is, i did not plan to stay there to fight something, it happened because we arrived on the 23rd, in the evening of the 24th, the war had already broken out here, the arrival of mortars and artillery, i did not think that the city would be almost completely destroyed, but analyzing the situation at the beginning in the 22nd year, it was possible to predict what was possible, the environment happened to me, how did it happen? i really didn't have enough strength

to hold the birch, unfortunately, it was very, very expensive in ukraine. well, i went to the hospital, contacted the head of the hospital, handed over the medicine that i brought there all kinds of medical tools and asked how i can be of service. he says, of course, stay there, stand up for triage. this is a stage when many wounded people are brought in at the same time. in order to do this work , everything the doctors, nurses, paramedics did, everyone

who was involved in this work, everyone served the highest rating, heroic absolute work in extremely difficult conditions because there is no electricity, no water operations were carried out practically 24/7, 4 5 6 tables were constantly occupied, people were falling, i was able to and i was just a cog in this machine, i was engaged in sorting, i went out to intercept a couple of times, took away wounded from scratch, but the line was constantly changing, it was like that, i did not go to any combat unit because of the fact that you don’t want to say it, but i have prostheses and these are small restrictions. that is, i don’t want to be a burden for the unit, you understand. i’m serious about this

in mariupol or the guy whose trachea was cut by a fragment and it wasn’t so much even well, that a cut or even at first i thought it was someone with a knife but it turned out that it was just a fragment . i remembered it, i did not know its fate and i visited the boys there literally for days. two or three have passed and i am looking at a boy with a twisted throat. injuries, he says mariupol, uh, i say some number, he says something like that, march, i'm just uh, i'm going, i'm watching a video and i find him

. maintain dignity in any circumstances and torturing or abusing prisoners is first of all humiliating oneself. do you understand what that means, one must preserve dignity and the laws of war, observe them, first of all, i am a soldier and i am used to obeying the order, there is an order to save the life of the prisoner and i save the life of the prisoner, secondly, i personally have no hatred i treat them like sick people. i don't take offense at patients because they don't behave the way they do. well, that is, i think it's a possible illness. well, in an insane asylum, you won't take

offense at people who have lost their minds. i i'm not in my place. i'm very tired of hatred. i just coldly calmly do my work in captivity. by the way, it was interesting. and i observed as a psychologist the behavior of the executioners and prisoners for the transformation that took place with the prisoners and how the executioners reacted to the reaction prisoners, er, this is such an analysis. i'm still analyzing. i'm thinking of publishing a book