Publication
During the months following Russia's invasion attempt of Ukraine, our endeavor was to document the rising practices resulting from the state of emergency induced by the war. Particularly in Ukraine, the ongoing experience of invasion, coupled with the looming threat of nuclear disasters, has given rise to practices that recognize fragility as a mode of existence. In times of emergency, everyday routines are regulated and identified through established protocols. Tracing and repairing damage; creating shelters, marking them, and even mapping all of these practices became routine acts of collective care.