Photography by Petro Chekal

During the full-scale invasion, which has been going on for over two years, there is a constant struggle for borders. In a places, where people once dissolved in love, thoughts, and dreams - now there are only blurred trenches and people in them. War is a struggle for the clarity of borders. But not only the landscapes ones (hence the first part of the project's name - Belligerro from lat. Belligerro - "to wage war"), but also within each of us. And it is within our power to track how the borders change somewhere within, in ourselfs. However, because very often we cannot hear and immediately see the change, we find ourselves in uncertainty. The experience of photographic and artistic practices allows both the viewer and the operator themselves (see Roland Barthes' "Camera Lucida") to create a situation where "Solubility" is one of the key components of the artwork. The instrument, - in this project, it is the camera, - demonstrates the principle of diffusion, which allows the viewer to open up an space without words, ’Aλήθεια (Gr. "truth"). Understanding what we dissolve into is impossible, but I at least tried to approach the very solubility, to try to see and show its borders. (from that the second name of the project - Fixed Solubility).selves in uncertainty. War - it is when space is forced to move. Especially our space-self and the space of what we