VLADA_26-27_02_2022
This print is taken from our ongoing work, VLADA, a film that focusses on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. In its first iteration VLADA was made from over 27000 videos that were uploaded to a Ukrainian Telegram channel (also called Влада) during the first year of the war. With a running time of over 11 hours, on a screen that shows 80 videos simultaneously, the work is deliberately overwhelming. It combines visual abstraction with a driving soundtrack that allows us to experience the war as a single, shifting, disturbing entity.
We are now producing a successor work, essentially an extension of the original film to cover not just the first 365 days of the war, but every day of the war up to the eventual cessation of hostilities. Rather than being simply a film about the war, VLADA will become, in effect, a war memorial, one created from the materials of a digital battlefield.
The print available in this limited edition is a film-still from VLADA, one which captures videos that were uploaded on the 26th and 27th February 2022. We have produced the print to mark the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. All profits from the sale of this print will be donated to the Come Back Alive Foundation to support Ukraine defence and the for ongoing support of Veterans. It is available supplied in a black frame or as an unframed print.
C-Type Print on Fuji Pearl paper
Print size: 450mm x 300mm
Print size (framed): 474mm x 324mm
Printed area: 390mm × 219mm
Edition of 40
Select ‘Framed’ or ‘Print only’ below, as required.
This print is taken from our ongoing work, VLADA, a film that focusses on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. In its first iteration VLADA was made from over 27000 videos that were uploaded to a Ukrainian Telegram channel (also called Влада) during the first year of the war. With a running time of over 11 hours, on a screen that shows 80 videos simultaneously, the work is deliberately overwhelming. It combines visual abstraction with a driving soundtrack that allows us to experience the war as a single, shifting, disturbing entity.
We are now producing a successor work, essentially an extension of the original film to cover not just the first 365 days of the war, but every day of the war up to the eventual cessation of hostilities. Rather than being simply a film about the war, VLADA will become, in effect, a war memorial, one created from the materials of a digital battlefield.
The print available in this limited edition is a film-still from VLADA, one which captures videos that were uploaded on the 26th and 27th February 2022. We have produced the print to mark the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. All profits from the sale of this print will be donated to the Come Back Alive Foundation to support Ukraine defence and the for ongoing support of Veterans. It is available supplied in a black frame or as an unframed print.
C-Type Print on Fuji Pearl paper
Print size: 450mm x 300mm
Print size (framed): 474mm x 324mm
Printed area: 390mm × 219mm
Edition of 40
Select ‘Framed’ or ‘Print only’ below, as required.
This print is taken from our ongoing work, VLADA, a film that focusses on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. In its first iteration VLADA was made from over 27000 videos that were uploaded to a Ukrainian Telegram channel (also called Влада) during the first year of the war. With a running time of over 11 hours, on a screen that shows 80 videos simultaneously, the work is deliberately overwhelming. It combines visual abstraction with a driving soundtrack that allows us to experience the war as a single, shifting, disturbing entity.
We are now producing a successor work, essentially an extension of the original film to cover not just the first 365 days of the war, but every day of the war up to the eventual cessation of hostilities. Rather than being simply a film about the war, VLADA will become, in effect, a war memorial, one created from the materials of a digital battlefield.
The print available in this limited edition is a film-still from VLADA, one which captures videos that were uploaded on the 26th and 27th February 2022. We have produced the print to mark the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. All profits from the sale of this print will be donated to the Come Back Alive Foundation to support Ukraine defence and the for ongoing support of Veterans. It is available supplied in a black frame or as an unframed print.
C-Type Print on Fuji Pearl paper
Print size: 450mm x 300mm
Print size (framed): 474mm x 324mm
Printed area: 390mm × 219mm
Edition of 40
Select ‘Framed’ or ‘Print only’ below, as required.