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Ukrainian-born artist Mariia Chernozhukova portrays war, peace and a dream world in her ‘MRIYALAND’ series
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- Ukrainian-born contemporary artist Mariia Chernozhukova, in an author’s note, shared how her view of art has changed since the war and her message of healing.
- Working in South Korea, she depicts a world of peace and harmony in the ‘MRIYALAND’ series, named after ‘Mriya’, the Ukrainian word for ‘dream’.
- Using motifs such as sunflower people, apple-like fruits and drapery, she has held 13 solo exhibitions and more than 45 exhibitions at home and abroad.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 우크라이나 출신 마리아 첼노주코바 작가, ‘MRIYALAND’ 시리즈로 전쟁과 평화, 꿈의 세계를 그리다
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