Music will help to immerse yourself in the emotions, thoughts and imitations that a person experiences on the path of "coma - awakening - reality".
Ekaterina Baltsevich.
Canvas, acrylic. 150×94cm
A beautiful picture portraying an absolute idyll. A wonderful family with two children in a furnished apartment. What more could they want? At the same time, we are faced with a closed space without windows and doors. A TV broadcasting the same thing, people whose faces remind usof typical models for advertising of the 60s. All this is more like a prop. A scene from a play where several generations are involved. An idyll built on glossy standards is just a wrapper for a sleeping mind.
Сud cudoŭny.
Canvas, oil, 30×30 cm
Erzi Eva.
Canvas, oil, 70×80 cm 2020
An alarming dinner. A dinner in the absence of rights, strength, words.
Erzi Eva.
Canvas, oil. 120×43 cm
Сud cudoŭny.
Canvas, oil, 70×80 cm
we’re like sweat coming out.
Herculeses.
And Buddhas.
And immortality.
And malice...
We are letters in History.
Only a few are words».
Robert Rozhdestvensky
Elizaveta Bogushevskaya.
Canvas, oil. 95×90 cm
The work shows the state I am in in Belarus. It's a struggle, a desire to straighten up, to stand up, but it's a struggle behind bars. A fight in a cage that doesn't give in. It’s about vivacity, mobility and energy, all of which are stifled by this cage.
mulling.
Canvas, acrylic. 60×80 cm
When you can't get a word out, you start painting. The whirlwind of emotions that becomes a lump in your throat: confusion, panic, misunderstanding, anger, frustration - the canvas absorbs all of this. The inner feeling has materialised and is now watching you from the outside. In that moment you stop being afraid of it because you've told what you couldn't tell before.
Vladimir Latutin.
Canvas, oil. 100×200 cm
Anna Lavrova.
Canvas, oil. 90×90 cm
Ler.
Canvas, oil. 70×100 cm, 50×70 cm, 30×30 cm
Anna Romanenko.
Canvas, oil. 100×80 cm 2021
There is censorship in any country. We are seen as a grey, weak-willed crowd with a "censored" standpoint, no matter how much the censors try to hide or disguise people's attitude, the truth will still come out. My work shows the impotence of censorship in the face of apparent truth.
ZARE.
Canvas, oil. 50×100 cm
Erida is the goddess of discord and chaos in ancient Greek mythology.
K.
Photocollage. 21×29,7 cm
Belarusians are tired of forbearance, tired of tolerating disrespect and remaining silent. My work reflects the end of patience and the will for a breakthrough in the life of the country.
Ekaterina Baltsevich.
Canvas, oil. 100×88 cm
Today you are held at gunpoint.
PackTee.
Папера, акварэль, гуаш. 42×59,4 см
Гэтая праца прысвячаецца барацьбе беларускага народа супраць дыктатуры. Белы конь з чырвонай грывай сiмвалiзуе чысцiню i храбрасць, сумленнасць i ўпартасць беларускага народа. Акрамя таго, выява каня адсылае нас да герба «Пагоня», якi з’яўляецца нацыянальным гербам Беларусi.
Daria Kulikova.
Canvas, mixed technique. 80 × 100cm
Siarhiej Vajnicki, from the essay «Voice. Face. Name»
Daria Kulikova.
Canvas, acrylic. 24×30 cm
And had weight,
Shall have
Its resting place
In the pit;
And that,
Which had weight
And endured on its own,
Will rise…»
Ales Razanau, from the poetic cycle «Stone».
Daria Kulikova.
Canvas, mixed technique. 40x40 cm
And on the ground —
Stones».
Ales Razanau, from the poetic cycle «Stone».
Daria Kulikova.
Canvas, oil. 90×120 cm
Or is it me?
All these small things they gather round me
Gather round me
Is it all so very bad?
I can't see
All these small things they gather round me
Gather round me».
From the song «Small things», Ben Howard.
Daria Kulikova.
Paper, pen, colored pencils. 15×20,5 cm
Daria Kulikova.
Paper, pen, colored pencils. 19,5×20,5 cm
Daria Kulikova.
Paper, pen, colored pencils. 21 × 21 cm
Maria Stankievič.
Linocut. 60×80 cm
KM.
Canvas, acrylic. 60×40 cm
Helena Zub.
Photos. 21×29,7 cm
Denis, Sasha, Zhenya, Sergey.
Photos and video.
It's impossible to separate it from what's going on, just as it's impossible to turn a blind eye to everything happening in Belarus. Our country will never be the same again. All this left deep wounds and showed what kind of many-headed hydra has been on the throne for so many years, raising its own kind in the process. Still, one should always remember that after night comes dawn.
Thank you to all who don’t give up and fight to the end. Long Live Belarus!
Stasya (Anastasia Mirontseva)
On April 1, 2021 the Savetski District Court of Minsk found the girls guilty under part 1 of article 342 of the Criminal Code (active participation in group actions that gravely disturb public order) and article 364 of the Criminal Code (violence against a police officer). Stasya was sentenced to two years in prison, Vika to two and a half years.
Before the detention Stasya was one of the best students in her final year at the Belarusian State Academy of Arts, and Vika was studying at the «Gymnasium-college of arts named after I.O. Akhremchik». After her graduation she was waiting tables in a restaurant.
All the paintings on this stand were sent by Stasya to a friend over the past year.
«High court!
As long as my heart beats,
It won't be able to accept
Neither this violence, nor the suffering
Of our homeland...
These are the words of Jakub Kolas. I fully agree with him. I want to say that on August 10th we did not want to do any harm to OMON, we just wanted to help people. I’m mainly speaking for myself.
I want to ask you, as humanly possible, to not put my sister in jail.
Mother, please forgive me!» — Vika.
«High Court!
I plead guilty to trying to prevent OMON (special police force) from arresting people, but not to grave disturbance of public order. I did not want to hurt anyone, I only wanted to help people who as I thought were being arrested or detained without reason. It was wrong and unwise to interfere with OMON.
High court! I have realized my wrongdoing, please do not take away my freedom, let me graduate, practice my profession, contribute to society and, most importantly, be there for my mother and be with my family», — Stasya.
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