Projects Funded

The projects listed below have been supported by Documenting Ukraine. This is not a complete list; other grantees have opted not to publish information about their projects, and new projects are being added to the site on an ongoing basis.

Project	Grantee
Diary of 55: Occupation in Nova Kakhovka	Maxim Kilderov
A personal diary recording life under occupation compiled from materials obtained in Nova Kakhovka, 70km from Crimea
Dictionary of War (Словник війни)	Ostap Slyvynsky
A book filled with short texts based on monologues from victims and witnesses of the Russian invasion with each entry focused on an important word
Documentary Feature about the Russo-Ukrainian War	Maksym Nakonechnyi
A documentary exploring destructive and constructive transformations – of spaces, bodies, animals and identities – as a consequence of war
Documenting the Field Recordings of War Sounds	Denys Vasyliev
Collecting and documenting field recordings of rocket strikes, guns, tanks, refugees’ stories, songs sung in bomb shelters and other sounds of war
Double Exposure (Подвійна експозиція)	Inga Levi
Daily drawings depicting overlapping accounts of scenes personally witnessed by the artist and traumatic news reports seen at a distance
Drama "Mom, It Hurts!" – English Translation and the Creating of an Audio Performance	Yurii Vovkohon, Grigory Semenchuk
An audio play that dramatizes the real stories, experiences and reflections of soldiers recuperating in an army hospital
Evacuating and Archiving Contemporary Art in Ukraine: Documenting the Cultural Process in Ukraine during the War	Alona Karavai
Working to evacuate Ukrainian artwork to secure bunkers and working with requests and curatorial concepts to bring work to museums abroad and to international festivals
Explosions Near the Museum	Roman Khimei
A meticulous filmed depiction of the traces and shadows of artifacts stolen by Russians from the Kherson Museum of Local Lore
FACE: TO: FACE	Aleksandr Eltsin
An audio installation featuring recordings of people’s lives that last for the duration of the wartime curfew in force between 11pm and 5am each day
Fixing the War	Vadym Ilkov
Documentary spotlighting Ukrainian fixers' raw experiences and contributions to international media in a war-torn setting
Generation That Was Stolen	Andrii Kotliar
Documentary by Babylon’13 on child abductions during the Russian invasion of Ukraine, blending personal and investigational narratives
Hard to Explain	Yevhenii Samborskyi
A series of canvases presenting superimposed everyday scenes that depict the confusion and Kafkaesque narrative complexity of war

Civil Society
Daily Life
Destruction & Reconstruction
Displacement
Environment
Health
Heritage
Human Rights
Identity & Culture
Information & Disinformation
Language & Symbols
Memory
Military
Occupation & Atrocity
Public Opinion
Religion
Resilience & Solidarity
Rural
Science & Education
Trauma & Rehabilitation
Urban
Vulnerable Groups
Women