Narysy

Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2014, keeping diaries has become an essential way of documenting wartime experiences and witnessing the historical rupture. This monthly project collects sketches from the INDEX community members (or “narysy” in Ukrainian) from their time in Lviv, their observations during fieldwork across the country, memories, and reflections that offer a glimpse into daily life in Ukraine.

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Lost in Lviv, Lost in Interpretation

Lost in Lviv, Lost in Interpretation

Filmmaker and environmental humanities scholar Karolina Uskakovych looks into a layered urban experience, gathering fragments of words, street signs, and fleeting impressions, and transforming them into evocative poetic forms.

Photo Karolina Uskakovych 17.03.2025
Who Will Go For Us

Who Will Go For Us

INDEX’s Fellow, artist, and war veteran Bohdan Bunchak presents his latest video artwork, Who Will Go for Us, created during his Fellowship at INDEX in autumn 2024. Bunchak explores PTSD, and the struggle of returning to civilian life after combat experience.

Video Bohdan Bunchak 17.03.2025