About the event reported the Ukrinform.
The exhibition features 15 Ukrainian writers in black-and-white images, including Valerian Pidmohylny, Yevhen Pluzhnyk, Mike Johansen, Olena Teliga and others.
Photo: Ukrinform, AI image of Mykola Kulish
Photo: Ukrinform, AI-generated image of Olena Teliga
"We know that they were shot and then revived. With this exhibition, I want to show that all writers were living people and experienced the same emotions as us. In addition, I strive to popularize Ukrainian writers through their life path, not just their achievements," said Yakub.
Photo: Ukrinform, AI-generated image of Valerian Pidmohylny
According to the artist, he gave photos of writers to artificial intelligence and prescribed the task of portraying them in a bar. Among hundreds of proposed options, he selected the best.
Photo: Ukrinform, AI image of Mykhailo Dry Khmara
Next to each photo there is a short quote from the author and a QR code, where you can see the shells signed by the writers' names, which the Ukrainian artillerymen sent to the Russians.
Fundraising for a thermal imager for the soldiers of the 3rd Separate Tank Iron Brigade is also ongoing within the exhibition.
Main photo: Ukrinform
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