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On 24 February 2022, Ukraine was invaded by Russia. Massive missile attacks hit cities and small towns across the country. More than 7 million people fled Ukraine, mainly women and children. During the first months of the war, almost 177,000 Ukrainians found refuge in Kraków and at least 50,000 stayed here thanks to the help of volunteers and ordinary residents. The humanitarian catastrophe caused by the war was a great tragedy, but also a possibility to see the best human qualities and boundless love amidst chaos and horror.
Featuring 10 photographs and conversations, On Our Way Home tells about the difficult path that Ukrainians have had to walk.

An exhibition by the Galicia Jewish Museum, Krakow, Poland

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Viktoria Mostovenko

Kyiv

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Maryna Krasavska

Severodonetsk

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Svitlana Pshenychna

Lytvynivka

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Viktoria Lisovska

Hostomel

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Yuliia Kozhedub

Bucha

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Viktoriia Korets

Kharkiv

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Iryna Korniienko

Hnidyn

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Olha Kupriyan

Makovyshche

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Liliana Mazuryk

Mykolayiv

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Iryna Honchar

Kcharkiv

1o families, 10 photo stories about Ukrainians whose lives were forever changed by the war. Stories about the journey in search of home. A path often filled with pain and despair; always - with courage and true heroism; and certainly - with hope!


The photo exhibition has been held in:

  • Krakow, Poland (opens on June 29 at 6:00 p.m. at Fendler Gallery, ul.Józefa 12), 

  • Rome, Italy (Istitutto Polacco Di Roma)

  • Tokyo, Japan (Upstairs Gallery)

  • Boston, USA (Public Schools of Brookline)

  • Barcelona, Spain (Memorial Democratic)

  • for cooperation please reach out to: soul.story.you@gmail.com 

Exhibition curators: Vira Baldyniuk, Viktoriia Mudrytska
Cooperation: Tomasz Strug, Kinga Banasik

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