At this "Point Zero," the primary victim is the human being — the only vulnerable constant of war. Post-Zero is my dialogue with Kazimir Malevich. His "pure cosmos" and abstract void have acquired a terrifying physical form today. It is no longer an art theory; it is the vacuum left by a bombed house and the black soil (chornozem) consuming all plans for the future. I use digital collage as a manifesto of autonomy. It is art that requires no studio and always stays with me — like a passport written with a marker on a child's skin.
This is an attempt to reclaim the subjectivity of the Ukrainian Avant-garde at the very epicenter of a humanitarian catastrophe.