Nikita Titov

Size: 33 x 46 1/2 inches, numbered 5/100

Resisting the invasion of the Russian empire and protecting European values of freedom, Ukraine once again proved to the world that it is a part of the European world. EU membership is not only the goal of the Ukrainian leadership, but also a dream of the whole Ukrainian nation.

**All proceeds will be donated to the Ukrainian Emergency Art Fund**

Size: 33 x 46 1/2 inches, numbered 5/100

On March 16, 2022, Russian aircraft bombed the Drama Theatre in Mariupol. Hundreds of peaceful civilians, including many children, hid in it from raids. Also, many residents of Mariupol simply lived in the premises of the theatre, because they lost their homes due to the war. Near the theatre, people wrote on the asphalt with giant letters the word «CHILDREN», hoping for the humanity of the Russian military. To the great horror of all the world Russian plane purposefully dropped a bomb on the building, completely destroying it. As a result of the attack, approximately 300 people died, and about 130 people were saved.

Currently, the city of Mariupol is almost completely destroyed and is still under the occupation of the Russian Federation

**All proceeds will be donated to the Ukrainian Emergency Art Fund**

Size: 33 x 46 1/2 inches, numbered 5/100

«Russian warship – go fuck yourself!» – that was an answer of the Ukrainian  border guard Roman Hrybov to the suggestion to surrender made by Russian missile cruiser «Moskva», the flagship of the Russian Navy in the Black sea. The event took place on the Ukrainian Snake Island on 24 February 2022, the first day of the full-scaled Russian invasion.

The phrase became extremely popular in Ukraine and all over the world. It is widely used as a slogan during protests and demonstrations. In April 2022, the phrase was commemorated on a postage stamp by the Ukrainian postal service. Two days later, the «Moskva» was critically damaged by Ukrainian anti-ship missiles and sank the following day. After that the Ukrainian postal service issued a new postage stamp «Russian Warship...DONE! ».

There appeared a lot of poster versions by Ukrainian artists based on this phrase. But the most popular images are those of Boris Grokh (used on the stamps) and Nikita Titov. Both can be seen on the exhibition «Ukraine. People. Courage. Posters». Those images became more then posters – they are symbols of the Ukrainians’ resistance against Russian aggression and determination in defending their homeland. Those images can be seen everywhere in Ukraine but also around the world like a symbol of support – from posters and banners to T-shirts and mugs.

**All proceeds will be donated to the Ukrainian Emergency Art Fund**