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Maksym
Khodak

Awardee

Country

Ukraine

Maksym Khodak promotes free expression through his visual art.

Themes

Environment / Climate emergency

Free expression / Civil society

Reexamining history

Others

Disciplines

Artistic Research

Film

Photography

Video Art

Visual Art

Awards

Profile

Maksym Khodak is an artist born and raised in Ukraine. He has studied Contemporary Arts at the Kyiv Academy of Media Arts. His work has been exhibited at the Kharkiv Municipal Gallery (2020), Centre for Contemporary Arts (2020), Pasinger Fabrik (2019), Cultural space AkT (2018), and others. Maksym’s practice is built around the themes of memory, archives and also reacts to the current political situation around him.