Young artists from Lviv, Kyiv and Ivano-Frankivsk presented personal exhibitions in various formats: photos, drawings, objects on the topic of life in isolation, work in quarantine conditions and how this new reality affected and changed us. So, as it was, it will no longer be, and how it will be is still unknown. The authors of the project offer to reflect on this together through visual projects and texts of artists.

It is important for artists to identify and present their ideas and projects to the public. And while online, it is important for people to have external places to get strength and internal content. We are all tired of images on the screen, so the ability to see art live in the gallery and interact with it is necessary. The price of this is small, and the effect is long-lasting.

The Detektor Gallery continues with each project to offer things/formats that reflect upon the present and raise important topics for our society and the world.

The Urban Space 100 funds covered the costs of works, delivery, photography, video, advertising, SMM and project management.

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