Mittica's photographs not only portray the physical remnants of the Chornobyl disaster, but they also capture the resilient spirits of its inhabitants, revealing their everyday realities amidst the contamination.
About 4,000 people lived in Chornobyl, and throughout his journey, Mittica's focus shifted towards the human stories of those affected by the disaster, illustrating their struggles and realities.
Describing the Chornobyl deadzone, Mittica emphasized how it was once vibrant and full of life, now altered forever by the catastrophic technological accident that humanity created.
In Mittica's view, Chornobyl is a unique world where life and death coexist, with nature always bearing the consequences of man's actions, a poignant reminder of technological impact.
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