Ukrainian refugee Klymovych Nadiia took part as a painter in the ninth relay exhibition of Visual Voices: Speaking of Peace Through Art. The free exhibition ran from 11 to 23 September 2026 at the Park Jongcheol Center in Gwanak-gu, Seoul.
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Ukrainian refugee Klymovych Nadiia took part as a painter in the ninth relay exhibition of .
“My hometown is going through war, and I have experienced war too, so I took part in this exhibition. I want to share my experiences, the feelings in my heart, and my hope with people. I want peace.” (Klymovych Nadiia)
In this exhibition, Nadiia and other artists show their own experiences and perspectives in their work. Through the work of a refugee who lived through war, visitors can see the marks war leaves on a person’s life and feelings, and the hope for peace.
Exhibition information
Venue: Park Jongcheol Center (B1 multipurpose hall, 7 Daehak 5-gil, Gwanak-gu, Seoul)
Dates: 11 September (Fri) to 23 September (Wed) 2026
Hours: 09:30 to 17:30 (closed Sundays, Mondays and public holidays)
Admission: free
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