Ukrainian cartoonist Vladimir Kazanevsky says his work is a way to fight the 'information war' over Russia's invasion of his country.
Western Ukraine on a planned vacation. Yet for several days, he was in a fog of shock.
first commentary on the invasion. In stark black lines, he depicted the Grim Reaper reaching out to push a red nuclear button on Putin’s forehead. knew the influence of visual depictions. “Authoritarian rulers are afraid of political cartoons,” he says, noting that today such art is bolstered byHe also knows the power of wordless art that relies on universal visual metaphor: “It is important to try to show the truth through cartoons that are understandable everywhere.”
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