SAND ANIMATION Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain (AUGB) and Women Fight 4 UA (as information partners) are thrilled to host a spectacular show Oksana Merhut, the Sand Fairy from Ukraine, in London as part of her first UK tour, with performances in Swansea, Cardiff, London, Manchester and more.
WHERE? London, 154 Holland Park Avenue, W11 4 UH WHEN? Doors open at 16:45. Sand show starts at 17:00 WHAT TO EXPECT? Audiences will be given an opportunity to see sand animation, an art style that has been popular in Ukraine since 2006. Oksana Merhut is the founder of the First Professional School of Sand Animation and the head of the Center for Animation Art and is a world-renowned artist. She won numerous awards, including the Ukrainian Presidential order  Guardian of Ukraine  and the  Golden Time Talent-2024  in the United Kingdom. With ten years of expertise, she has performed at over 3,000 private events and enthralled over one million viewers all over Europe, the United States, Kazakhstan, and Azerbaijan. Now UK residents can experience the magic sand animation as Oksana creates breathtaking pictures in real time from sparkling grains of sand, all accompanied to beautiful musical compositions. With a simple wave of her hands, she transforms the sand into enchanting worlds conveying her soul and artistry. In the first act, you'll be mesmerized by a sand animation that brings to life the story of Oscar Wilde's The Star-Child, with audio narration in both Ukrainian and English. Finally, in the second act, the sand animation will present a Prayer for Ukraine, which is the artist's interpretations of current events aimed to raise awareness about the war in Ukraine. Text by: Ukraine Aid and Welfare All funds raised at the event will go to support Ukraine, and in particular, 14th brigade named after Kniaz' Roman the Great, where Oksana's husband is currently serving, defending Ukraine!  For inquiries, please contact: hello@womenfight4ua.com

Information Source: Women Fight for Ukraine | eventbrite

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