TIBOR HUSZÁR: RÉTE RECA Praha 68 Bakharev turned to private portraiture

Bakharev turned to private portraiture

illustrates the unhealthy state of the post-Soviet medical system in Ukraine: strenuous work in the outdated infrastructure and meagre salaries for medical professionals are disproportionate to the responsibility they bear

A coming-of-age account the elegant mix of observation and heartfelt reminiscence are almost autobiographical

Designer Katia Lesiv had the idea for the interviews so the artists could continue their conversation with the authors

The album contains black-and-white photographs taken by photo correspondent Tudor Iovu

TIBOR HUSZÁR: RÉTE RECA Praha 68 Bakharev turned to private portraitureReturns to the native village are a loving, sometimes ironic, but mostly nostalgic look back at what once was and will never return, yet will remain forever imprinted on the retina of the photographers eyes. A panoramic portrait of life in a single village.