Daniil Revkovskiy and Andriy Rachinskiy
We are very happy to have participated in the Allegro Prize and won. For us, it is a very important award and recognition for our long work together. These are very difficult times for us and all Ukrainians, due to the Russian aggression. But we don’t stop working and doing new art projects. Your support will allow us to continue with it. This prize will help us to implement new projects that will present Ukraine to the world. Thank you very much!
Daniil Revkovskiy and Andriy Rachinskiy
Dorota Gawęda i Eglė Kulbokaitė
We were very happy to find out we were awarded the Prize amongst many great submissions. We are honoured and humbled, and it means a lot to have our practice acknowledged by a professional jury composed of cultural workers we admire so much. We are very grateful to the jury and also to the many collaborators we have been developing our work with throughout the years. We hope the Prize will contribute to the visibility of our practice internationally and, what is particularly important to us, within the Polish art context as well. Beyond the immediate exposure given by the prize, we look forward to presenting our work within the Contemporary Lynx feature. Financial support is very important, especially in the case of research-driven collaborative practices, and will help us sustain our way of working.
Dorota Gawęda and Eglė Kulbokaitė
Zuzanna Czebatul
I am honoured and encouraged, especially since art feels arbitrary to some extent.Since I was born in Poland, my work relates to the country’s history and current state. So I am happy to present my work to a broader Polish audience.
Zuzanna Czebatul