Immersive Exhibition on Ukrainian Children's Dreams During Wartime (Kyiv, 2024)

A large-scale interactive project delivered by Port of Culture and UNICEF in partnership with the NGO Cultural Platform of Zakarpattia, transforming children's wartime experiences into creative energy.

Over 150 children from 50+ communities across Ukraine developed unique art objects across 6 creative genres alongside renowned mentors — Masha Reva, Ksenia Bilyk, Yuriy Bols, and Anton Logov. The central symbol of resilience: a 24-metre installation of 15,000 flowers breaking through asphalt.

Key results:

• State recognition: The exhibition was officially visited and highly commended by First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska, underscoring the project's national significance for children's psychological rehabilitation.
• High attendance: 11,000 visitors and over 350 guests at the opening — achieved in a record 10 days at the Ukrainian House National Centre.
• Educational impact: A series of daily free masterclasses organised in acting, animation, sound design, and directing — for the psychological support and development of young people.
• Media reach: 22,908,730 media reach and 53 major mentions in leading national and cultural outlets, including Vogue Ukraine.

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