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The Ukrainian Association of Professional Photographers (UAPP) in cooperation with the Victor Pinchuk Foundation, the PinchukArtCentre, the Office of the President of Ukraine, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine implemented a project that presented an exhibition about Russia's war crimes in Ukraine.
It was first presented on May 23, 2022, during the World Economic Forum in Davos. The venue was chosen as the former “Russian House” — a building that previously served as a venue for meetings of Russian businessmen and politicians with investors. This symbolic gesture was intended to draw the attention of the world community to the terrible reality of Russian aggression against Ukraine.
The world saw the true face of Russia — a state that not only invaded a peaceful country, but also actively attacks the civilian population of Ukraine, committing real atrocities such as rape, execution and bombing. The exhibition featured photographs taken all over Ukraine since the beginning of the war. The project depicted only a small proportion of known crimes. However, in this way, the exhibition returned faces and names to Ukrainians, who turned into statistics. Thanks to her, the figures have become human again, and in the midst of a huge number of crimes, some of those affected get the opportunity to speak out and share their story. The culmination of this project is a video created by Alexei Sai, collecting 6,400 images documenting war crimes committed by the occupiers in Ukraine. The scale of this work, combined with aggressive delivery and sound accompaniment, is able to shock the viewer for a long time.
The project was widely covered by the world's media and became the main topic of discussion in Davos. After that, the exhibition was exhibited:
7-15 July 2022: NATO Headquarters, Brussels
July 15 - October 9, 2022: PinchukArtCentre, Kyiv
5-15 September 2022: in the European Parliament (Brussels)
9-10 September 2022: during the 17th annual meeting of the Yalta European Strategy
September 20 - October 2, 2022: during the session of the United Nations General Assembly, New York
15 November - 14 December 2022: Exhibition “Fight Guard”, Cologne
November 30 - December 9, 2022: in the UK Parliament
January 17-20, 2023: World Economic Forum, Davos
17-20 February 2023: during the Munich Security Conference
February 24, 2023: during the YES meeting “One year — stay in the fight”, Kyiv
10 July 2023: during the NATO Summit, Vilnius
August 24, 2023: in Bratislava Castle (Bratislava Castle)
September 4, 2023: at Humboldt University, Berlin
October 25, 2023: at the Dodd Center for Human Rights at the University of Connecticut, USA
The Russian War Crimes project consisted of an exhibition and a series of discussions. Political, economic and social leaders from Ukraine and around the world investigated the Russian invasion and Russian war crimes. They commented on the current situation in Ukraine and studied possible scenarios for bringing criminals to justice.
