Through digital technologies, the creation of an online archive, and 3D visualizations, his works are becoming accessible to a wide audience. The project brings together history, art, theatre, and digital tools to contribute to the de-Sovietization of culture and rethinking of local heritage.
Project Objective:
To revive the forgotten name of sculptor Stanislav Sartsevych, return his art to the people of Lutsk and the world, and foster the de-Sovietization of culture, reinterpretation, and promotion of local heritage through modern technologies and a cross-sectoral approach.
Key Project Stages:
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Create 3D visualizations of Stanislav Sartsevych’s sculptures: digitizing preserved works held at the National Centre of Folk Culture “Ivan Honchar Museum” and reconstructing lost pieces based on archival photographs.
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Develop a digital archive compiling research results on the artist’s biography and creative legacy.
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Launch a website serving as a visual archive and a platform of memory.
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Conduct a scholarly study of Sartsevych’s phenomenon with the participation of renowned art historians, including Zoia Navrotska and Pavlo Hudimov.
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Present the results through a theatrical performance inspired by the research.
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Establish a sustainable model for working with artistic heritage to ensure its preservation, reinterpretation, and promotion.