for being here,
for reading and learning about Ukraine,
for supporting my work.
I wrote a short letter of gratitude today
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I visit a lot,
read a lot,
learn a lot.
Culture, art, history –
from my eyes to yours.
Just a little reminder.
The harder the attack,
the more determined I am to look for something good.
Christmas magic in the windows of a central department store –
installations inspired by the works of Grasya Oliyko,
a Ukrainian illustrator.
It’s very loud.
Nothing new, really.
Just thought the world should know.
It’s very loud.
Nothing new, really.
Just thought the world should know.
You can stay. Or unfollow.
You can look into the eyes of truth. Or turn away.
Sunday Letter from Ukraine:
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They brought 50 trucks to Ukrainian defenders.
Florence started a new campaign. Please support her mission. Thank you!
They brought 50 trucks to Ukrainian defenders.
Florence started a new campaign. Please support her mission. Thank you!
Friday evening.
Kyiv.
Always like a phoenix after an attack.
How are you?
I’d appreciate something normal, without ‘stay strong, we pray, don’t give up.’
Tell me about ordinary life, please.
Friday evening.
Kyiv.
Always like a phoenix after an attack.
How are you?
I’d appreciate something normal, without ‘stay strong, we pray, don’t give up.’
Tell me about ordinary life, please.
No electricity – no drama, just a fact.
In my latest Sunday Letter,
I share the story behind this 🇺🇦 painting The Girl in the Red Hat.
www.patreon.com/posts/143170...
Read my latest Sunday Letter – a glimpse of life on the frontline:
www.patreon.com/posts/142596...
I often say.
And this child, playing cheerfully with bubbles in Kyiv, proves it.
I tell key news briefly
and this week, about Halloween here.
Ukraine has never had a tradition of celebrating it,
but we have something interesting instead.
Free to read:
www.patreon.com/posts/142080...
Dnipro River.
Fishermen.
I stood there
and lived that peaceful moment.
At night, russian drones attacked the capital,
hitting residential buildings.
As of now,
three people have been killed and 29 injured.
I had a warcoffee.
A power outage is coming soon.
where they hold good lessons on history.
I was there today.
The night attack didn’t stop it from happening.
Knowledge is power.
Please study history, read books, discover your land’s culture.
key news from Ukraine
and the story of a Ukrainian from Lviv,
the first European to describe China’s flora
in the 17th century.
Free to read:
www.patreon.com/posts/141556...
Key updates from Ukraine,
and the forgotten Ukrainian chapter of Franz Liszt’s life –
a love story between the composer and a woman from Podillia.
www.patreon.com/posts/sunday...
to show Ukraine to the world.
This week’s gratitude for you –
my travel diary from the palaces of Vinnytsia region,
little-known, non-touristic places
in the heart of Ukraine:
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that maybe my posts and letters about Ukraine
could make you not only fall in love
with this wounded land,
but also look closer at
the country you live in,
the treasures you have,
the beauty your eyes can reach.
Oh, silly thoughts.
But good to have them anyway.
Maybe someday you’ll read this.
I wrote a letter about a fantastic Ukrainian woman,
who worked with Salvador Dalí,
invented the Powder Puff Tutu…
Here (when you see this):
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as a reminder that
Crimea is still under russian occupation.
Rustem Skybin, The Way Home:
plates with Crimean Tatar floral ornaments form a path,
blocked by a net –
a metaphor for the home from which people were expelled.
Look, here is Ukraine.
I brought you the key news
if your media doesn’t care anymore.
I brought you a story
of what russians did after occupying Crimea.
Just read.
I brought you the truth
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these numbers about the night attack
Ukrainian Air Force downed or jammed 611 russian drones and missiles out of 643:
• 566 drones out of 593
• 2 jet-propelled drones
• 35 Kh-101 missiles out of 38
• 8 Kalibr missiles
• 0 Kinzhal missiles out of 2
The main target was Kyiv
I wrote an essay
to my supporters
about the power of seeing beauty
during the war and in simple things.
If you missed it,
or if you are not my supporter yet
but feel ready to join,
it’s here: www.patreon.com/posts/139542...
At the exhibition Ukraine WOW
the paintings of Kateryna Bilokur have blossomed.
Kateryna Bilokur (1900–1961) –
a Ukrainian self-taught artist,
celebrated for her detailed paintings of flowers.