Looking at Someone Looking at War
How do you create meaning from the horrors war brings to a country and the damages it leaves behind? The Ukrainian artist Vladyslav Krasnoshchok traveling around Kharkiv on his motorcycle. Through photographing on his wide selection of analogue cameras Vlad is processing the world forever changed around him while developing his own distinct style of documenting the war in Ukraine.
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How do you create meaning from the horrors war brings to a country and the damages it leaves behind? The Ukrainian artist Vladyslav Krasnoshchok traveling around Kharkiv on his motorcycle. Through photographing on his wide selection of analogue cameras Vlad is processing the world forever changed around him while developing his own distinct style of documenting the war in Ukraine.
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