Reporter / Correspondent at KyivPost​

 

Recent work:

• Women at War (2026) – Six-part portrait series on women serving and volunteering during Russia's war against Ukraine.

• Khartia Brigade – Kharkiv Front (2026)                                                      Reporting with the Khartia Brigade documenting infantry positions,

      training grounds and frontline rotations near Kharkiv.

• 423rd Separate Battalion of Unmanned Systems "Scythian Griffins" (2026)      Reporting with one of Ukraine's drone units, documenting FPV and reconnaissance drone operations near the Zaporizhzhia front line

• PULTU / KATAPULT – Wir suchen keine Leichen, sondern Seelen (2026) 

      Feature on volunteer Oleksii Yukov and the volunteer team Platsdarm                    recovering the bodies of fallen soldiers and civilians in the Donbas.

• Stern – Draußen fallen die Bomben, drinnen kreisen die Teller (2025)      

      Long-form feature about everyday life at the Trypichchya restaurant in                  Kharkiv during Russia's war against Ukraine.

• Essays and articles on society, identity, and responsibility

 

Photography:

• Analog and digital photography (focus on portrait & documentary)

• Black-and-white prints

• Current long-term project: Faces of Resilience

• Exhibitons:

      - Tokyo Street Photography Festival, Tokyo (2026)

         Selected for the international Series Category Exhibition at                                     the Setagaya Art Museum with the project Suspended Terrain.

      - PhotoED Magazine – Digital Extra Companion Edition (2026)

         Selected for the international issue "Home vs Away".

      - Cambridge Photography Gallery – "Echoes" (2026)

         International online exhibition featuring Suspended Terrain.

      - London Photo Show, Hoxton Arches, London (2026)

         Selected for the Salon Exhibition featuring documentary work from Ukraine.

      - Malamegi Art Prize, Venice, Italy (2025)

         Nominated for the international exhibition programme at Gallery Imago Ars           with the photograph What Is Left Behind.

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