Gamlet Zinkivskyi, a street artist in Kharkiv, transformed his desire to fight into powerful murals that uplifted fellow defenders during the war in Ukraine.
His commander emphasized the significance of Zinkivskyi's art, stating that its impact was much stronger than taking up arms, thereby empowering the community.
Zinkivskyi's first mural featured Molotov cocktails, symbolizing residents' spirit of resistance, with messages that resonated with locals and soldiers alike during the conflict.
As he painted in bombed-out streets, Zinkivskyi gained encouragement from volunteers and soldiers, who appreciated his work and urged him to continue, amplifying morale.
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