
On 1 June 2025, in the very heart of Italy, in Rome, the unique exhibition “Un Ponte di Colori” (“A Bridge of Colours”) took place as part of a project of the National Congress of Ukrainian Associations in Italy (CNAUI). The event marked an important step in promoting Ukrainian art in Italy and furthered international cultural cooperation.
The exhibition featured works by Ukrainian artists, including:
– Anna Teslia
– Dariia Lazarenko
– Inari Tenko
– Liudmyla Myroniak
– Nataliia Bairak
– Nataliia Hurieva
– Yuliya Faccin
– Volodymyr Sandiuk
– Larysa Sandiuk
– Haliia Mykhalchenko
– Oksana Oliinyk
– Maryna Kurovska
– Sofiia Mazurets
– Olena Hromova
– Liliia Bohodarova
– Meirra Bohodarova
The “Un Ponte di Colori” project aims to promote Ukrainian art in Italy and to build international cultural ties.
Project curator: Nataliia Tkach
Project coordinators:
– Giacomo Terracciano – Italian painter
– Dariia Lazarenko, Liudmyla Horbachyk, Anna Fesina-Mysnyk, Nataliia Hurieva – Ukrainian painters
– Yana Kozlovska – artist
– Borys Romanovych – representative of the National Congress of Ukrainian Associations in Italy
This artistic event showed the strength, beauty and spirit of Ukraine through the artists’ work, revealing the depth of Ukrainian culture to Italian audiences.
The exhibition became a symbol of unity, for it is art that can build a cultural bridge between Ukraine and Italy and show the bond between the peoples who support Ukraine in its struggle for freedom.
The organisers and participants expressed their gratitude for the warm welcome and the support given to Ukrainian art in Rome, and hope that cultural cooperation between the two countries will continue to grow.
The initiative continues
The Rome exhibition was the third major event organised within the “Un Ponte di Colori” project.
The initiative’s coordinators are now planning exhibitions in the cities where the participating artists live.
The highlight will be an international exhibition in Rome in November 2025, bringing together Ukrainian artists from different countries.
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