Ukraine apart

I have been covering the events in Ukraine for a year and a half. What started as a peaceful protest in Kyiv turned into a full-scale riot then into a street war, and then through Russian annexation of Crimea into a real war in Donbass.

Covering that shift was a tough task, especially as the events fell surreal at the moment (and dso in retrospect). I had to learn at the spot, some times getting security advises from those I was photographing at the moment.

The revolution was meant to elevate Ukraine to a new level of dignity and prosperity, but it was turned into a war that showed the worst in so many people and tore apart so many groups and connections.