During 2021 we have succeeded in building strong team of volunteers (Ukrainian journalists, folk masters, museum experts, internationally renowned scholars and scientists in Ukraine and abroad), who have been rethinking national identity issues and producing contents for our online museum. Member of our team – traditional folk art masters – are committed to recreate lost art pieces and make foundations for promotion of this little known page of Ukrainian art history abroad. We have been collecting and investigating historical facts about cultural fusion between founders of unique embroidery workshops in Ukraine and prominent artists in France and Poland.

We presented a special pilot exhibit for people with sight loss at the representative meeting of UN Global Compact in Ukraine. The exhibit consists of a suprematist embroidery item made in 3D technique from recycled plastics, and supplied with concise description in Braille font. This way century-old Avant-Garde embroideries have become accessible “for view by touch” by disabled people with sight loss. The second aim of the project, environmental friendliness, is achieved with recycled plastics employed for making the exhibit. Due to recycled reincarnation, the plastics is granted with second life in a piece of art.