Animation from Poland Residence

A film about birds and their love against the background of a catastrophe.

All the characters in the film are blind. One of them regains his sight by chance and his life completely changes. Will he return to his previous usual life or face the new world?

Deep love has finally happened in Ukraine.

A short animation about identity.

Sometimes abstract spots and lines form a landscape.

Once upon a time I bought a bicycle.

An interpretation of the classic story of Little Red Riding Hood, expressed through a continuous metamorphosis of images in an abstract environment.

A short animation on improvisation and transformation.

Kyiv, before 24 February 2022. A family is trying to make ends meet— though the fridge is permanently empty and the electric meter has sharp teeth. Then bombs hit the building across the street.

An animated almanac of works by animators from around the world on the topic of Russia's armed invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022 and what the end of the Russian dictator might be, at least on the screen.

Film was made on A4 paper using guache colors.

Commission work by the Ukrainian music group DZ'OB for the live performances. Drawings were made on paper using guache colors.

This crafted short film transports you to a bumpy world of railways, making you feel as if you are traveling east. Animation based on engravings by artist from Dnipro (Ukraine) Andrii Sokolenko.

"The End" - short animated stories about the end of the world.

True stories of Ukrainian migrant women in Europe, who tell us why they made their decisions to move and what their motivation was. Is the grass really always greener on the other side? And what is home, after all - is it four walls and a roof above your head, or a view from your window, a bench in the park, the smell of the city in the spring? Is it a place of strength which gives you a feeling of security and comfort, or is it a space that allows you to realise your creative ambition, or is it a person who accepts you as you are? Together with the protagonists, we move there and back again, between home and not-home, between the past and the present, between Ukraine and not-Ukraine, immersing ourselves in their worldviews and testing our own.

The video consists of photographs that I found in my relatives' house in the city of Dnipro, Ukraine.