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Ukrainian Women Photographers
Ukrainian Women Photographers
April 12, 2022
Lesya Teslya: On the brink
© Lesya Teslya, Courtesy of the artist
The Chaussee 36 Photo Foundation has collaborated with the Ukrainian Women Photographers Organization to create the group exhibition ‘In the Name of Freedom’. The showcase is conceptualized as a fundraiser, with all proceeds from print sales, drinks and refreshments going to the Berlin-based non-profit ‘Be an Angel’ in support of Ukrainian refugees.
The presented photographs, which are on display from April 2 to May 1, 2022, capture the many facets of a country caught between tradition and modernity. The result is a kaleidoscope of impressions: from young girls of bygone times, glorified grandmothers and yellow-blue dachas, to Soviet buildings, Molotov cocktails and iPhones – to mention but a few. In all their subjectivity, these Ukrainian artists share an intimate, documentary, tragic and surreal vision of a country in flux and now at war.
For further information visit
Chaussee 36
Ukrainian Women Photographers Organization
The presented photographs, which are on display from April 2 to May 1, 2022, capture the many facets of a country caught between tradition and modernity. The result is a kaleidoscope of impressions: from young girls of bygone times, glorified grandmothers and yellow-blue dachas, to Soviet buildings, Molotov cocktails and iPhones – to mention but a few. In all their subjectivity, these Ukrainian artists share an intimate, documentary, tragic and surreal vision of a country in flux and now at war.
For further information visit
Chaussee 36
Ukrainian Women Photographers Organization
Lesya Teslya: On the brink
© Lesya Teslya, Courtesy of the artist
Anastasia Zhuk: Heaven Birds
© Anastasia Zhuk, Courtesy of the artist
Xenia Petrovska: Personal Space
© Xenia Petrovska, Courtesy of the artist
Evgenia Pervak: Consumption
© Evgenia Pervak, Courtesy of the artist
Anna Biletska: Fantasy
© Anna Biletska, Courtesy of the artist