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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Beyond Fragile Memory: Documenting the Preservation of Leonid Burlaka’s Archive during Wartime	Viktoriia Myronenko
A documentary film focused on the preservation of a unique photo archive created by Ukrainian cinematographer Leonid Burlaka.
Pieta	Alena Grom
A multimedia documentary project analyzing and articulating the maternal grief stemming from the loss of sons killed in action.
The Garden Remains	Maryna Stepanska
A non-fiction book about garden therapy during the war and the role of gardens in Ukraine throughout history.
Under Pressure: The Role of Grassroots Movements in the Russo-Ukrainian War	Natalka Diachenko
Documenting the development, transformation, and current state of civic and cultural initiatives across Ukraine.
Naїve Ukrainian Gardens	Sergii Polezhaka
A documentary photography project reimagining the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian War through images of destroyed gardens and homes across the country.
A Million Stories	Artem Chapeye
An ongoing documentation of the human condition during the Russo-Ukrainian War, in both journalistic and literary forms.
Where is the past stored?/Де зберігається минуле?	Kateryna Krokha
An interactive exhibition based on a series of intimate interviews with forcefully displaced residents of the small town of Selydove in the Donetsk region.
Ruskaya Vesna (Russian Spring)	Anatolii Stepanov
A digital photo album and collection of essays revisiting the early days of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in spring 2014.
Roots through Time	Nadiia Velychko
An exhibition program in Lviv and Kharkiv focused on connection between people and their place of residence, and the loss of this connection amid war.
Silent Witness	Karina Synytsia
An ongoing artistic research project that explores architecture as a silent witness to war, memory, and transformation.
Every Finding is a Key	Viacheslav Ratynskyi
A visual exploration of one of the war’s most taboo subjects: the reality of death on the battlefield and how Ukrainians honor their fallen.
At Zero	Kateryna Radchenko
Researching pre-1991 photo archives and what was lost during colonial rule and past military conflicts, while rethinking how visual material can be preserved in the present day.