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Acrylic on canvas, 2019

Infected farm (Belarus). An infected farm that used to grow tomatoes, 2019

Experimental installation "Duga" (Ukraine). The Duga radar station was created to track the launches of intercontinental ballistic missiles. Received the nickname "Russian woodpecker" because of what it produced characteristic interference (“knocking”) on the air around the world. The station required a large number electricity to work, so it was built next to the nuclear plant. After explosion of a reactor at a nuclear power plant, was contaminated with radiation and closed, 2019

pearl, aquamarine

2019

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bronze

2013

Installation on the site of a buried village (Ukraine). After the explosion of a reactor at a nuclear power plant in 1986, a large area was contaminated, in which there were many settlements. Some villages received huge doses irradiation, as a result of which decisions were made to bury radioactive houses underground. I managed to find out the location of the buried houses. In their place, I installed powerful light spotlights directed to the sky, 2019

2020

Liquidators' Wagon (Ukraine). One of the wagons used to transport the liquidators who responded to the aftermath of the reactor explosion at the nuclear power plant in 1986. These people had to work in extremely harsh radiation conditions, and most of them could not fully comprehend the risks they were taking, as radiation levels were not disclosed. According to some estimates, 25,000 of them lost their lives, and 70,000 became disabled. The exact number of liquidators is unknown, with some sources mentioning a figure of 1,000,000 individuals, 2019

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