Khartia is an immersive public exhibition where the agency developed and curated a multimedia experience in a railway station to connect civilians with soldiers’ stories and realities of war. Khartia is an immersive public exhibition where the agency developed and curated a multimedia experience in a railway station to connect civilians with soldiers’ stories and realities of war.

Serendipitous Events is an interdisciplinary exhibition and laboratory where the agency co-developed the concept, curated collaborations between women in art and science, and delivered the full program, production, and communications.

Atelier of Dreams is an immersive exhibition developed with UNICEF where the agency showcased collaborative artworks by displaced children and artists to transform trauma into creativity and resilience.

An exhibition for UNESCO where the agency curated a powerful visual narrative of cultural destruction in Ukraine, combining photographs, artifacts, and immersive media to highlight both loss and preservation efforts.

Battle for Light is a large-scale public installation where the agency created the concept, storytelling, and interactive experience using a destroyed transformer as a symbol of resilience and gratitude toward Ukrainian energy workers.

Warm Connections is an immersive exhibition where the agency developed the concept, spatial design, and communications to create a participatory environment focused on emotional support and recovery during crisis.

Brave to bring the light is a multi-city photography exhibition where the agency presented documentary works capturing Ukrainians’ resilience during wartime blackouts and the harsh winter.

War Diaries is an immersive exhibition where the agency presented children’s personal wartime stories through multimedia formats to amplify their voices and foster empathy and awareness internationally.

Sound of Freedom is an international mural collaboration where the agency connected Ukrainian and British artists to celebrate cultural identity, music, and unity during the Eurovision period.

The Wall is a cross-cultural public art initiative where the agency developed the concept and coordinated international collaborations to create murals across multiple countries, promoting unity, democracy, and Ukraine’s connection with the global community.

The Captured House was a large-scale international exhibition where the agency curated and produced a multi-city project showcasing works of 200 Ukrainian artists to document the realities of the full-scale war and engage European audiences.

A Silpo store project in Kyiv where the agency co-developed the “New York of the eighties” concept and collaborated with graffiti artists to create a unique immersive interior design.

A cultural exhibition developed for the Crimea Platform Summit where the agency created the curatorial concept and storytelling format to present personal narratives and symbolic objects reflecting the identity of Crimea.

CRIMEA is HERE was a multimedia exhibition where the agency developed the curatorial concept and visual identity to raise awareness about Crimea’s occupation and political prisoners through contemporary art.

PARK3020 is a contemporary sculpture park where the agency developed the concept, curated artists, and delivered the full launch to promote Ukrainian sculpture on an international level.

HeForShe Art Week 2019 was a nationwide cultural initiative where the agency developed the full program, launched the Women in Arts award, and executed a multi-format campaign promoting gender equality through contemporary art.

A product launch for Motorola where the agency created a research-based exhibition blending the brand’s history with contemporary art to engage a new younger audience.

A contemporary art gallery project by Invogue Fashion Group where the agency developed the concept, programming, and communications strategy, transforming the brand’s media presence through a long-term cultural initiative.

An exhibition project for UNICEF where the agency developed the concept, curated artists and organizations, and created a narrative-driven program to highlight challenges and impact in Eastern Ukraine.

Kyiv Sculpture Project was an international contemporary sculpture festival at National Botanical Garden named after M. Gryshko where the agency developed the special project concept, secured funding, managed international logistics, and brought globally renowned artists to exhibit in Ukraine.