Exhibition of street art United by Victory — How 25 Ukrainian artists see war and victory

With the support of Sigma Software, the KPI Library will host a unique exhibition, “United by Victories,” created by 25 street artists from all 25 regions of Ukraine, from Zakarpattia to Crimea. Each work conveys the artist’s individual and emotional vision of the war and our future victory.

“During the darkest months of the Russian invasion, we realized how much people need support and a sense of unity. We sought to inspire by creating a shared vision of the event we are all waiting for — our Victory. Artists from all corners of Ukraine joined the project to share their vision and emotions. Over the past two years, our exhibition has been seen by more than 30,000 people in the largest cities of Ukraine, as well as in Warsaw and Berlin. And now, future KPI engineers will be able to visit this exhibition — those who create innovations, build our future, and, I am sure, will make Ukraine even stronger,” says Oksana Nazarkevych, co-organizer of the project.

At the opening, participants will hear:

• the history of the project’s creation;
• stories about each work and all 25 regions of Ukraine represented in the exhibition;
• how art helps to support and inspire.

You will also find super cool merchandise for donations that bring us closer to our Victory.

The “United by Victories” project was born in Lviv at the end of 2022, when 25 artists painted 400 m² of wall space near the Victoria Gardens shopping center. The three-day festival attracted over 30,000 guests, featured a dozen master classes and concerts, and raised 250,000 UAH for charity. Since then, the exhibition has visited the largest cities in Ukraine, as well as Poland and Germany.

The organizer of the exhibition at KPI is the IT company Sigma Software, with which KPI has had a close and fruitful cooperation for many years. Recently, the KPI Library has already hosted one of the company’s projects aimed at promoting and developing engineering — the record-breaking motorcycle Inspirium. And now we are continuing this joint cultural initiative with the exhibition “United by Victories.” It will last three months and will be available to all visitors to the Library.

Don’t miss the opportunity to see art that inspires and unites.
Admission is free.