Ruslan Hrushchak & Iryna Tsilyk, The Road Beyond

The Road Beyond

Ruslan Hrushchak & Iryna Tsilyk

Publisher
Kominek Books
Year
2022
ISBN
978-3-9819824-9-7
Specifications
Hardcover
225 x 230 mm
120 pages + 20 pages parchment paper
Photography by Ruslan Hrushchak
Poetry by Iryna Tsilyk
Language: English or Ukrainian

The Road Beyond is a book of peace, says photographer Ruslan Hrushchak about his work. The timing of the publication of his pictures and the poems of Iryna Tsilyk creates a stark irony: the unrest in eastern Ukraine, which has gone on for years, has turned into open war. Hrushchak, born in Ukraine, has been living in Germany for 20 years. Tsilyk lives and works in Kyiv; by juxtaposing their outstanding art they have created a deeply inspiring and moving book of poems and pictures about the people of Ukraine. In depicting culture and human life it captures the tension between the transient and the eternal in a highly visual and poetic way. The meaning of this volume with its carefully selected portraits, photographs and poems transcends time and cultures. Photographer Ruslan Hrushchak's work has received international awards; he was a Royal Photographic Society finalist and first prize winner in Life Framer edition IV, 2017. The Road Beyond is his first photo book.

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