The project "Reforming the Space" utilizes contemporary three-dimensional art to showcase the artistic vision of reforms in the surrounding space. It goes beyond just the physical territory of the city and delves into the metaphysical and personal space, as well as the space between humans and nature, and humans and the universe. Through their artwork, the artists involved in the project examine how political, geopolitical, cultural, and social changes impact global dynamics. They explore the interplay between these factors and the transformations that occur in the space around us. The project serves as a platform to reflect on the effects of reforms and the evolving relationship between humans and their environment.

M17 Contemporary Art Center

Adamovskiy Foundation

City council of Kyiv

Helen Pheby — the Head of Curatorial Programme at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, an international centre for modern and contemporary art set in 500 acres of historic parkland, five galleries, and an 18th-century chapel. Yorkshire Sculpture Park is one of the most famous parks in the world.
‍

Stella Ioannou — arts Consultant: Director Lacuna, Co-Director Sculpture in the City. Stella is founding Director of Lacuna, a London-based consultancy specialising in the development and production of cultural projects. Stella’s background as a trained architect and dancer has informed Lacuna’s process and ability to develop ideas into reality.
‍

Lisa Paola — is an independent curator, a consultant at the Mario Mercz Foundation in Turin, who is actively involved in the development of sculpture in Italy. Lisa Parola graduated in History of Modern Art from the University of Turin. She is the co-author of various publications and research works about contemporary art in Italy and particularly on the themes of cultural politics, the system of art and territory.

Artists:
Jaume Plensa
Nazar Bilyk
Serhiy Petliuk
Oleksii Zolotar

A City and Public Art: Features and Forms of Art Objects in an Urban Environment
The New Technologies: How Technological Progress Is Changing Three-Dimensional Art
Art in Natural Landscape: The Benefits of Environmental Art
Objects of Three-Dimensional Art Against the Background of Depoliticization