Colleagues, relatives, and loved ones have left their homeland
as a sign of political protest, due to the mortal threat of dying in the war
or ending up in prison due to repressions.
What is it like to drop off your children at school and then go volunteer with refugees?
What is it like to bury loved ones on both sides of the military conflict?
What is it like to read bedtime stories to your little ones after packing some humanitarian aid for the kids on the front line?
What is it like to join protests alongside people who desperately wish death upon everyone who shares your own passport?
What is it like to teach your children their native language when those closest to you refuse to speak it out of disgust?
What is it like to remain human and seek peace within oneself amid war?
What is it like to be Russian after February 2022?
«Art is given to us so that we do not die from the truth.»
– Friedrich Nietzsche
Stories of thousands reflected in one... daring to speak and dance about it Honestly.
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