UFDA's Articles: Insights into Ukraine's Art and Culture 56

Polina Shcherbyna’s painting grows out of the experience of the body — vulnerable and sensitive, yet strong in its truth. Her works explore the boundary between pain and acceptance, between what is destroyed and what can be restored. For her, the body is a carrier of memory, a space of faith and revival, where the intimate becomes universal.

In this conversation, Polina shares her reflections on her artistic path, the reformation of painting, and the search for meaning in a world living through loss.

In our conversation with Ksenia Malykh for the UFDA Podcast, we trace her journey from running a DIY gallery in Kyiv to developing a new cultural center in post-industrial Ivano-Frankivsk. Malykh reflects on what truly makes an institution. 

We’re excited to announce that Yevheniia Hryhoryan has joined UFDA!

Expanding the dialogue: from Instagram beginnings to new listening spaces.

Summer 2025 was a truly exciting season for the UFDA team! We digitized hundreds of works, welcomed new artists, and expanded our community presence through conversations and collaborations. Let’s take a closer look at what we’ve achieved together.

UFDA’s open catalogue of Ukrainian digitized art is growing! Recently, our team digitized three new large-scale works by Olena Topolian, which are available for exploring in full resolution. 

The Ukrainian Fund of Digitized Art (UFDA) is proud to announce the latest addition to its growing catalogue - 19 works by Svitlana Ahranovska. These newly digitized pieces are now available for viewing in full resolution.

The Ukrainian Fund of Digitized Art has grown again! Meet Yaroslav Leonets — a contemporary Ukrainian artist!