UKRAINE 2025

We invite you to join us on Friday, August 5, 2022, at 1:30 PM at the Grand Opening of UKRAINE 2025, an art installation and concert by Terra Merhyem. This is the first contribution to the Ukraine Borderland Art project. The head curator Art Blue aka Reiner Schneeberger has invited Terra to premiere this project. Her installation, being presented in Craft World on sim UKRAINE will be shown for 30 days then the next artist will take over. Terra has chosen a not-too-distant time frame for Ukraine: The year 2025.  

This is the invitation by Terra Merhyem:

Friend, come and discover my vision of Ukraine in the year 2025: another scenery than the one we know too much through the news!… My Concert will be also a discovery of Ukrainian music which, I hope, will “speak” to you as much as to me – made of intensity and emotions, of joy and tragedy… With deep, powerful voices!…

*  And come and meet with me one of the traditional heroes of Ukraine: the Cossack Mamai, warrior and musician…

*  My friend, come to my opening and concert to breathe something other than the smell of burning…, to listen to something other than the bursting of bombs…, to see something other than the smoking rubble…

*** Dresscode : Colors of Ukraine = Blue, Gold…

I, Rage, Art Blue, Juliette Surrealdreaming will be happy and honored by your presence…

Taxi in Craft-World grid: hop://craft-world.org:8002/Ukraine/133/89/23

About The Call Borderland:

Ukraine comes historically from Borderland – the land between borders. The Call to take part in Ukraine Borderland as an artist goes by invitation. How will Ukraine look in 5 years, in 10 years or in 200 years? Let us create a vision that reaches beyond the actual now and let the pictures we create be seen in the Web Metaversum. All contributions are being conserved and shown at various places. One is the Santorini Biennale Immersivia.

“Art is mainly a political act.” Kikos Papadopoulos, Founding Director of Santorini Biennale.

The call for Ukraine goes by the term ZERO POINT, which expresses that the location of a destruction can be located in the air, underground, or underwater. This way it differs from Ground Zero. Nevertheless, it is on the artist alone to transform the call to an artistic vision.