born 1993
1/5 of Prykarpattian Theater (website)
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2024
RUGE published by Progresso Books (order)
photo book
120x160 mm, 302 pp
fabric, soft cover
English
features editor: Andrea Lazarov

co-author w/ Borja Llobregat
2024
Karpatenbiennale 2024
In the Beginning There Was Hunger
04–05 May, Werder (Havel)
curated by Karpatentheater (website)

participating artist
2022
Prykarpattian Theater
artist collective (website)

co-founder w/ Ivan Bazak, Roman Khimei, Yarema Malashchuk, Tereza Yakovyna
Theater of Hopes and Expectations, 2022, Volksgarten (Düsseldorf), a project by Prykarpattian Theater, curated by Ania Kołyszko
image: courtesy of Prykarpattian Theater
2022 
Omen
full-length album by Jose Venditti (website)
graphic language

author, contributor
2021
Independence Day Exhibition. Claudio, Edik, Serhii, etc.
24.08–19.09.2021
Lviv Municipal Art Center
group exhibition
Ivan Bazak, Naomi Dutzi, Roman Khimei, Yarema Malashchuk, Friedrich Stockmeier, Vova Vorotniov, Tereza Yakovyna, Ostap Yashchuk

Both the newly-established country, which is being developed and separated from its neighbors, as well as each of its individual citizens are in the process of building their own agency. Brick fences are becoming larger, while houses are now three-storey. Dormant capital, in the form of brick piles which are covered with a slate of bad weather, lies under the walls. Building stones are waiting, meanwhile, Ukrainian labour migrants increasingly resemble non-national citizens. Unlike the “European Fortress” (Grote, 2007), those fences do not leak. While artists are choosing between activist usefulness and artistic quality, labour migrants, as a transnational subject, are creating new distinctive choreography

co-curator w/ Roman Khimei, participating artist
Installation view: A Person Orienteering, 2021Roman Khimei & Ostap Yashchuk
Installation view: Claudio, 2021Tereza Yakovyna
Detail: imperative wanderlust, 2021Naomi Dutzi
Installation view: Edik, 2021 – Ivan Bazak, Friedrich Stockmeier, Tereza Yakovyna
Installation view: 30th Independence Day Anniversary Monument, 2021 – Vova Vorotniov
Film still: New City Of Friends, 2021 – Yarema Malashchuk & Roman Khimei
2021
A Person Orienteering
series of photographs (8)

The series of photographs tell the story of Serhii (the authors’ uncle) who prepares documents to apply for a visa to the USA in order to attend radio orienteering competition and stay there as a labor migrant. During the year, Serhii simulates being an athlete and participates in the international competitions. After the application for a visa as a sportsman, he receives a refusal without any explanation. During the interview at the embassy, special attention is paid to the photos and social network accounts to identify the possible simulation of the applicant.
    The artists together with Serhii are trying to complete the portfolio he started. This process is becoming a game of disguise: in the filming, the authors involve state institutions such as Natural History Museum and National Botanical Garden. Against the backdrop of artificial landscapes or karst caves made of papier-mâché, the artists mix masters of sports of Ukraine with actors, friends, relatives and those who have free time. Here, everyday barriers of property, service, family and age states are replaced by liberation through the collective simulation of the people.

co-author w/ Roman Khimei
A Person Orienteering 2/8
A Person Orienteering 5/8
A Person Orienteering 7/8
2018–22
Basny Rugs (instagram)
series of handwoven rugs
dimensions variable, 160 x 200 cm (aprox.)

author, contributor

2019
Kiosko 001 by Tambourine (instagram)
series of events aimed to reinterpret the traditional magazine newsstand (kiosko in Spanish)
first edition celebrated at photo studio RUGE (Madrid)

co-author w/ Borja Llobregat