The exhibition is timed to the International Children's Day and is a social art project of the Federation of Greek Societies of Ukraine and the "Matrix" photo club (Mariupol city). The exhibition is exhibited in different cities of Ukraine.

At the exhibition will be presented 60 photographs of Mariupol photo artists Yuri Filin, Alexander Berezhny, Sergei Orlov and Lev Sandalov. The exhibition is built on contrast. The photographs of the first part of the exhibition show children from the villages of the Donetsk region with a compact living of the Greek population (Granitnoye, Chermalyk, Starognatyevka and Sartana) who witnessed military operations in the southeast of Ukraine. The second part of the photos was taken at the festival, which was held in the village of Sartana under the motto "Children should laugh and live in peace".

During the presentation of the exposition, a charity action will be held to raise funds to help children who live in the ATU area.

As the chairman of the Federation of Greek Societies of Ukraine Oleksandr Protsenko-Pichaji noted, the central theme of the exhibition is the children's perception of war, their experiences and hopes for the future.

"Imprinted children's faces against the background of schools and houses that were destroyed from shelling and shot through windows allow the parties to the conflict and all who depend on his permission to think again about the real price of unfolded war and the need for its speedy end. It is the understanding of the price of the world that prompted us to create this photo project, "said Alexandra Protsenko-Pichagi.

Opening of the exhibition - May 24, the beginning - at 16:00. The entrance to the photo project presentation is free.