Kharkiv artist Oksana Solop spent more than three years in Austria after a full-scale invasion, and returned home in the summer of 2025. In a conversation with NV, she explains why safe Graz never became her place, how her art has changed and why, conceived back in 2014, The Cradle of War is today turning into a conversation about what adults leave to the next generation.
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Kharkiv artist Oksana Solop spent more than three years in Austria after a full-scale invasion, and returned home in the summer of 2025. In a conversation with NV, she explains why safe Graz never became her place, how her art has changed and why, conceived back in 2014, The Cradle of War is today turning into a conversation about what adults leave to the next generation.