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At the master class held yesterday at the Premier Palace Hotel under the leadership of Art-studio "Creative Kitchen", children drew images with which they now associate Ukraine.

"I drew the Neptune rockets, and this is the occupier's ship sinking, and there are fish at the bottom and they are laughing," Mykhailo, 11 years old, says about his drawing.

Sunflowers, heaven and hell, an angel in an embroidered shirt, and the Carpathian mountains, which are associated with safety, were also among the images embodied by the children in the drawings. Children shared their feelings through colors and had a great time.

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The art therapy event took place within the International Charity Project of Contemporary Art "Baranovskyi. Ukraine. Children". Children whose parents hold the front and defend our country participated in the art class.


The eponymous exhibition of paintings by Andriy Baranovskyi and his young wards is currently open on the hotel's first floor. On September 2, 2022, it will end with a charity auction, the collected funds from which will be directed to help the affected children of Ukraine.

Organizers of the event:
Charitable Foundation "Inevitable Victory",
Charitable foundation "Spring!",
"Creative Kitchen" art studio.

Partner of the event:
Premier Palace Hotel Kyiv
European Business Association

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