The Kachorovska Spring-Summer season is dedicated to care and humanity. These two concepts have been fundamental to us for a long time, as the full-scale invasion has highlighted people in society who genuinely care about those around them.
One day, we all started thinking more about our loved ones, friends, and even helping strangers both inside and outside the country. At the same time, each of us is experiencing our unique reality of war. For soldiers, it is one experience, for volunteers, it is another, and for civilians, it differs from both soldiers and volunteers.
To demonstrate our unity and strength despite different experiences, the Kachorovska team invited Ukrainian artist Zhanna Kadyrova, who created the piece "Gradient."
“We all experience an extraordinary reality of living in a country at war, under attack by an aggressor. This has revealed many things that were previously hidden. 'Gradient' is a symbol of the manifestation of the most positive human qualities. We talked about care because it is especially present in our daily lives. We all worry about our loved ones, about friends on the front lines, about the fate of the country, and the course of the war. The color transition from black to white symbolizes the waves of mood and strength that we lose and regain. It is a symbol through which we can talk about the condition of people living here and now,” says Zhanna Kadyrova.
