We help artists who are threatened with reprisals in Russia for their work.
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Our mission is to elevate protest voices within the art community and support artists who courageously critique autocracy, repressions, and war. We aim to show the world the many talented Russian-speaking artists who are lacking a stage, as we work to establish both representation and a market for them.
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We have gathered the largest collection of protest art to date, featuring over 250 original works by more than 100 Russian-speaking artists, some of them living in exile, another remain in Russia. This collection highlights the richness and depth of expression, underscoring our commitment to championing humanitarian issues through art.

Our interests centre on themes such as anti-war narratives, Russian imperialism, decoloniality, human rights, inequality, anti-propaganda, LGBTQ+ rights, and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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Since September 2023, we have organised 12 exhibitions of anti-war and protest art across Europe, reaching over 10,000 visitors and offering a powerful platform for diverse perspectives on urgent societal issues.