Slava Leontyev, his wife Anya Stasenko, and Andriy Stefanov—who remained in frontline Kharkiv, crafting porcelain figurines ...

The inspiration for Shiyuan Xu’s porcelain sculptures has its origins in cells, the building blocks of all life.

Nominated for the Best Documentary Feature Oscar, “Porcelain War” is a poignant, enriching film about the power of creativity in conflict zones. The film traces the making of vibrant ceramic figurines ...

"Porcelain War" is accompanied by the Ukrainian folk-rock music quartet, DakhaBrakha, whose pulsating sounds punctuate the seriousness and ominous time in Ukraine. Their music is strong, inviting us ...

Slava Leontyev works on one of his figurines in ‘Porcelain War’ Picturehouse “I still worked on porcelain when I had time for this, because this is our life,” Leontyev explained in a new ...

It also highlights the juxtaposition of fragile, porcelain figurines being handed to Ukrainian soldiers preparing for battle. These animal figurines were designed and painted by Anya Stasenko.

27 x 27 cm. (10.6 x 10.6 in.) Subscribe now to view details for this work, and gain access to over 18 million auction results. Purchase One-Day Pass ...

By night, he creates intricate porcelain figures while his wife, Anya Stasenko, awakens the figures with paintbrushes. She turns the devastation of the war into fragile, hand-painted figurines ...