The exhibition space is a metaphor for the future, where climate change has already become a reality, and environmental pollution has fundamentally altered the familiar landscape. The home has become a place of nostalgia for nature, and artifacts such as dried wildflowers or seeds have become valuable collectible items.
During the exhibition, it will be possible to participate in a charity raffle, and buy exhibited photo prints. All income will be donated to the Come Back Alive Foundation, a professional volunteer organization helping Ukraine win the war against Russia.
Roman Butym is a Ukrainian photographer living in Krakow, Poland. Roman engages in artistic, advertising, and reportage photography. His works have been published on the Instagram of World Press Photo, and in the online magazines Photo Vogue Italia and The Eye of Photography Magazine.
Pavlo Kyryk is a Ukrainian writer and graphic artist living in Krakow, Poland. He is a laureate of the Krakow City Artist Scholarship 2024 and the Smoloskyp Publishing House Literary Contest (Kyiv, 2016). He collaborated with the National Museum in Krakow, working in the digitization department.
