Ukrainian Visuals

Maria Prymachenko at home in Polissya with her family and artworks in the 1980s.

Walter Möbius' photographs of the Carpathians from the 1930s.

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Summer evening in Kharkiv 🌄

Cherkasy

Mosaic titled "Bohdan Khmelnytskyi's entry into Kyiv" by Ivan Lytovchenko, 1961.

Kosiv, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, 1938.

"Landscape with a River in Ukraine" by Volodymyr Orlovsky, 1880s.

For the second time in a week, Russia has launched a massive ballistic missile attack on Kyiv. Apartment buildings again. People under the rubble. At least 11 killed. Ukraine needs air defenses, not more expressions of concern.

Fresh fish arriving at the port in Kerch, 1958.

Sevastopol, 2009-2013.

one of the finest historical landmarks in southern Ukraine, a 130-year-old mennonite school in Zaporizhzhia: survived two world wars but not today’s visit of great russian culture. erasure of the Ukrainian identity/ culture is and has always been the only goal of russian invasion

A Ukrainian border guard from the Forpost brigade captured these photos of Bakhmut between battles, as Russian forces leveled the city day after day The images show a devastated city, collapsed streets, and burned-out buildings now under occupation 📷 Forpost Brigade

Life in the village of Kryvorivnya in the Carpathian Mountains

"23:59", by Vsevolod Sharko, 2026.

Dohyaska Lake in the Carpathian Mountains

Russian attacks sparked at least 23 wildfires across Kherson and Zaporizhzhia oblasts over the past day, burning farmland and natural ecosystems. In Kherson Oblast, drone debris ignited wheat fields in Beryslav district, destroying crops across several hectares. Emergency services reported 15 ecosystem fires in the region, six caused by Russian attacks. In neighboring Zaporizhzhia Oblast, 17 of 24 recorded wildfires were also linked to Russian shelling. The fires come as Ukraine enters the peak summer season, when strikes can quickly spread through dry fields and vegetation, putting harvests and nearby communities at greater risk. 📷Ukraine’s State Emergency Service

Views of the Carpathians in Hutsulshchyna

Misty morning over the Siversky Donets near the village of Kryva Luka, Donetsk Oblast. 2016

It’s also an ecocide - from soil contamination to blowing up the Kakhovka Dam. But unfortunately I haven’t seen any systematic long-term campaigns about this from leftists