Ta Project is a multidisciplinary initiative I created in response to the ongoing displacement caused by war in Ukraine. It aims to support Ukrainian artists, cultural professionals, and institutions working with displaced communities — with tools, visibility, and dialogue.

At its core, the project navigates the complex in-between space: between functioning and surviving, visibility and erasure, professionalism and trauma.

It includes:

• A trauma-informed guide for institutions, based on Ukrainian experience, designed to improve communication and engagement with people affected by war.

• A practical guide for artists, offering steps for navigating the French art ecosystem — from residencies to social media presence — currently in development.

• A growing collection of books and zines from and about Ukraine, with links to authors and publishers, to amplify cultural voices.

The project is independent and non-commercial, sustained through volunteer efforts and strategic collaborations. It reflects my ongoing work across art, communication, and systems design — driven by care, precision, and a refusal to simplify complex realities.

While grounded in the Ukrainian experience, the Ta Project offers insights and tools that can be adapted to support other displaced communities affected by war or systemic instability. It aims to build bridges between individual needs and institutional response, recognizing patterns that resonate across borders.