Russia relies on silence to hide the abduction of 19,546 children. We broke that silence in NYC. Partnering with photographer Phil Buehler, we took over a city block with a 100-foot installation exposing the reality of forced deportations and supporting the national 'Bring Kids Back UA' initiative.

We took a protest portrait of Putin from Kyiv to Burning Man, turning it into an interactive installation where thousands could express their defiance. Intended to be burned, the piece was instead saved by a chance encounter and will now be preserved at the Ukrainian National Museum of Chicago.

When the Russian state-sponsored Mariinsky Theater was scheduled to perform at Lincoln Center, we saw it as a move to whitewash the war. Through a coalition with activist group Svitanok and a high-impact 'Blood Ballet' protest performance, we successfully pressured the venue to cancel the event.

Hidden behind velvet curtains at a Kyiv auction, we presented a pristine portrait of the dictator. Guests were invited to pick up a paintbrush and intervene. The resulting collaborative work, defaced and reclaimed by the audience, was sold to raise funds for displaced families.