The Children of Heroes Charity Fund has launched an exhibition of children’s drawings at Kyiv’s Zoloti Vorota subway station. The display features 14 works created by the Foundation’s beneficiaries from across Ukraine. These drawings, crafted in celebration of Ukraine’s Independence Day, explore the theme “What Does Ukraine Mean to Me?”.
Children from various regions of the country participated in the competition, with each artwork expressing a unique vision and the heartfelt emotions of young artists about their homeland.
“This exhibition is a testament to how deeply children feel love for their country and express it through their art. Each drawing reflects hope, dreams, and faith in the bright future of Ukraine,” said Hanna Khomenko, Director of the Children of Heroes Charity Fund.
The exhibition will be open until September 17, offering a unique opportunity to see the world through the eyes of children who express their love for Ukraine and their faith in its bright future through their art.
