Grantees

The projects listed below have been supported by Documenting Ukraine. This is not a complete list; other grantees have opted not to publish information about their projects, and new projects are being added to the site on an ongoing basis.

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Project	Grantee
ANTONINA	Tetiana Kytsenko
A performance about Antonina Romanova, a non-binary theater director who currently serves as an artillerist on the front line
By Heart	Anna Khodkova
Art project highlighting monuments—buildings and cultural heritage—serving as symbols of people’s fates
Major Overhaul. 2.0	Hanna Ivanenko
Graphic novel on the “privilege of being a pacifist”
I Am Fine: A Collection of Visual Stories About Artistic Perspectives on the Intimate Face of the War	Mari Kinovych
Visual documentation of the profound effects of war on the ability to maintain daily life
I Wish You Not to Live in Times of Change	Yehor Antsyhin
A project comparing parent-child life experiences in Ukraine's changing times, through photo archives and personal narratives
Hotel Ukraine	Mark Chehodaiev
A photography and art project documenting the lives of displaced Ukrainians adapting to temporary shelters in Austrian hotels and resorts.
12 Frames	Olha Koval
Project capturing daily life across Ukraine during the war, focusing on urban changes and vulnerable populations through panoramic photography
Major Overhaul. Graphic Interviews with Ukrainians Who Reinvented Themselves Due to the Russian Invasion	Yevheniia Polosina
Interviewing individuals whose lives shifted dramatically due to the war, from journalists and activists to the spouses of soldiers
Representations of Donbas (working title)	Dmytro Chepurnyi
A book project documenting the visual arts scene in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions from 1991 to 2023
Unearthing Wounds: A Story of Russian Ecocide Against Ukraine	Saf Homin
Creating a VR documentary installation on Ukraine's ecocide-damaged territories, highlighting pollution, habitat destruction, and war impacts
“Red Horse”	Sasha Kurmaz
Exploring the impact of the Russo-Ukrainian War through multiple collages that bring together photographs, found objects and personal notes
Hard to Explain	Yevhenii Samborskyi
A series of canvases presenting superimposed everyday scenes that depict the confusion and Kafkaesque narrative complexity of war