NÄITUS // Anton Hudo näitus "Poeet tule all" // Anton Hudo Exhibition “The poet during the siege”
20. juulil kell 19:00 avame TYPA galeriis residentuurikunstniku Anton Hudo näituse "Poeet tule all". Anton Hudo on Ukraina illustraator ja tänavakunstnik, kes viibis TYPA residentuuris 2023. aasta maist juulini.
“Poeet ei karda surma vaenlase käe läbi,
sest vaba laulu pole võimalik tappa…”
– Lesja Ukrajinka
Töötan emotsioonidega. Tugevad emotsioonid on mu jaoks väga tähtsad – mõned tunded lapsepõlvest on jäänud püsivalt minuga ka täiskasvanuks saades. Näitusel esitlen osa enda graafilisi teoseid, kuna Ukrainlaste jaoks on maailm jaotunud must-valgeks, heaks ja halvaks. Järgnedes aga mu maalidele, näeb ekspotentsiaalset värvide evolutsiooni läbi kogu näituse.
Mu teosed on lugude dokumentatsioon, minnes sügavale kaitse ning ühtsuse teemadesse. Kuidas meie, kogu maailmana, oleme muutunud kõige suhtes kaitsvateks; Balti riikide rollist ning eriti Eestist – tema tajust ning peegeldusest, tema empaatiast. See projekt räägib tavalistest inimestest ning minust: nendest, kes olid sunnitud enda kodudest lahkuma. Kuid ka nendest, kes enda kodud aitamiseks avasid.
Aga kõige enam on see luulest: sa saad tappa luuletaja, kuid sa ei saa teda vaigistada. Tema sõnad elavad edasi teiste suudel, kandes ta sõnumit ka siis, kui ta ise lahkunud on.
Näitus on avatud 20.07.23 - 03.09.2023 TYPA galeriis.
TYPA galerii on avatud K-P 12.00-18.00.
Näituse külastamine on tasuta.
Näitust toetab Nordic-Baltic Mobility Programme for Culture.
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On the 20th of July at 7PM we're opening Anton Hudo's exhibition “The poet during the siege” in TYPA Gallery. Anton Hudo is an Ukrainian illustrator and street artist, who was an artist residency at TYPA from May to July in 2023.
“The poet is not afraid of death by the enemy,
because a free song cannot die…”
– Lesya Ukrainka
These are lines from a poem by Lesya Ukrainka, a writer very similar to Lydia Koidula. Similar fate. Similar poetry. Even though they never knew each other. On our first day in Estonia, just as we were on our way to TYPA to meet everybody, we noticed a memorial plaque dedicated to Lesya Ukrainka on Kastani street. It immediately gave me a sense of recognition.
I work with emotions. Strong emotions are very important to me, as some experienced in childhood even stretch into my adulthood. In my exhibition I present some of my graphic work, since for every Ukrainian the world has been divided into black and white, good and evil. Following my paintings, you can see an exponential evolution of colours throughout the exhibition.
My artwork is a documentation of stories, delving deeper into the topic of defense and unity. About how we, as a whole world, have become defensive; about the role of the Baltic countries and Estonia in particular – its perception and reflection, its empathy. The project is certainly about ordinary people and about me: the people who were forced to leave their homes. Also about those who opened up to help.
But most of all, it's about poetry: you can kill the poet, but you can not silence them. Their words will continue to live on in the mouths of others, carrying their message even after they are gone.
Exhibition is opened from 20.07.2023 - 03.09.2023 in TYPA Gallery.
TYPA gallery is open Wed-Sun 12PM - 6PM.
Visiting the exhibition is free.
The exhibition is funded by the Nordic-Baltic Mobility Programme for Culture.
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