Artist-filmmakers Roman Khimei and Yarema Malashchuk are presenting their latest exhibition at the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza in Madrid. The duo is known for their exploration of wartime imagery, focusing on how art intersects with reality during conflicts.
Their exhibition delves into themes of surveillance and observation, highlighting the artist’s role as a witness in times of upheaval. By addressing these themes, Khimei and Malashchuk aim to offer a nuanced perspective on the impact of war on both individuals and society.
During their interview, the artists shared insights into their creative process, revealing how they capture and interpret the essence of conflict through their art. They discussed the challenges and responsibilities of portraying war, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and depth in their work.
