Season 3, Episode 1 57 min
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The guest of this episode is Artem Humilevskyi, a photographer and artist whose practice combines embodiment, vulnerability, and technology. In this conversation, he speaks about his journey in photography—from his first steps in art to international recognition—how he navigates public visibility, criticism, and hate, and why pressing “publish” can sometimes be harder than creating the work itself.
We discuss the series that brought him recognition, his new project Scars—algorithmic art that responds to air raid alerts in Ukraine—as well as the responsibility of the artist during wartime, collaboration with gallerists and the market, the ethics of working with trauma, and teaching as a way to share experience and support the community.
This episode is about the courage to be vulnerable, about ambition and hard work, about innovation shaped by the reality of war, and about Ukrainian art that speaks to the world while remaining deeply rooted in its own ground.
Season 3, Episode 3 Apr 30, 2026 45 min
The guest of the episode is Iryna iSky—photographer, servicewoman, and costume designer, who combines frontline experience with visual stories about women, war, and memory.
Season 3, Episode 2 Apr 28, 2026 47 min
The guest of this episode is Nina Murashkina, an artist whose practice blends the erotic magic of femininity with kitsch, naïve aesthetics, and contemporary art. In this conversation, she speaks about her journey from childhood in Donetsk to living and working between Ukraine and Europe.
Season 2, Episode 7 Mar 26, 2026 34 min
In this conversation, we explore WAONE's journey from early illegal tags to large-scale commissions across different countries, and how the language of street art, the perception of urban space, and his own visibility have evolved over time.