Victoria Yakusha, the founder of the FAINA brand and the gallery of living Ukrainian design FAINA Gallery in Antwerp, developed the project of the Prymachenko art center, which will be built in Bolotna.
The concept was presented at the exhibition "Maria Prymachenko. Saved", which is currently being held in the Ukrainian House.
The team of the designer and author of the project shared visualizations of the future object with PRAGMATIKA.MEDIA.
This is how the art space dedicated to the artist Maria Prymachenko will look. Images courtesy of Yakusha Studio for PRAGMATIKA.MEDIA
This is how the art space dedicated to the artist Maria Prymachenko will look. Images courtesy of Yakusha Studio for PRAGMATIKA.MEDIA
This is how the art space dedicated to the artist Maria Prymachenko will look. Images courtesy of Yakusha Studio for PRAGMATIKA.MEDIA
This is how the art space dedicated to the artist Maria Prymachenko will look. Images courtesy of Yakusha Studio for PRAGMATIKA.MEDIA
Read more about the project in Bolotna soon in our interview with Victoria Yakusha or listen in person during the presentation, which will take place on September 25 at the Ukrainian House.
By the way, in July it became known that near Kyiv they are going to rebuild a museum where some of Prymachenko's works were kept, and turn Ivankiv into a "real cultural center."
An artistic residence named after Maria Prymachenko will appear near Kyiv
The head of the Ministry of Culture Oleksandr Tkachenko commented on these intentions during the exhibition of paintings:
"Local authorities together with the Kyiv Regional State Administration will submit documentation regarding the restoration of the museum to the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy, it is very necessary to do this before winter. We will transfer funds from UNESCO to restore the museum."
We will remind, at the beginning of the war, the troops of the terrorist country targeted the museum in Ivankovo, where the works of the artist were kept. There, the roof caught fire - the fire spread quickly, however, the guard of the cultural institution together with his wife saved the paintings of the Ukrainian artist under fire.
The security guard of the museum in Ivankovo saved Prymachenko's paintings under fire - video
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