Bomb shelter in Mariupol, Stereo picture, Leisure 2022

Danil Nemirovsky made this work, Bomb shelter in Mariupol, Stereo picture, Leisure, in an unspecified medium. It’s all about process, isn’t it? Look at how the artist uses line to describe space, creating depth through these marks. There's a dense network of lines, sometimes hatching, sometimes scribbling, building up the figures, almost like a punk rock Chuck Close. The image has a strong sense of texture, even though it's just lines on a surface. The stark black and white palette adds to the intensity, lending a graphic quality to the scene, like a woodcut. This feels like it’s straight out of Sue Coe’s sketchbook, channeling a raw, unfiltered vision of reality through the artist’s hand. Art isn't about answers; it’s about embracing the questions, and Nemirovsky’s work embodies that spirit.