Drop "Rebuild"

LADY DI ATELIER × INVISIBLE GALLERY

The “Invisible Gallery” is an interactive cultural project that tells the story of eight prominent Ukrainian artists of the 19th–20th centuries who are buried on the grounds of the Lukianivske Historical and Memorial Preserve.

The project was created by the The Ukrainians Media team with the support of the first inclusive atelier Lady Di Atelier, in partnership with the Lukianivske Historical and Memorial Preserve and the National Art Museum of Ukraine.

The author of the idea is journalist and documentary filmmaker Darka Hirna.

For Lady Di Atelier, this collaboration became a natural continuation of its mission — to work with cultural heritage in a thoughtful, ethical, and contemporary way.

THE “REBUILDING” DROP

As part of the “Invisible Gallery”, Lady Di Atelier created the “Rebuilding” drop, based on the painting “The Sawyers” by Ukrainian artist Oleksandr Bohomazov.

For Bohomazov, labor was a core value — not as physical effort, but as a conscious act of creation.

That is why, in the “Rebuilding” drop, labor becomes a symbol of unity, responsibility, and a shared movement forward.