Kiev
Date
17.02.14
Information
In 2014 Ukraine entered a crisis of its future and it's identity. Half the country looks to the West, the other half to the East. This crisis exploded onto the streets of Kiev. Having worked in the Ukraine during it's post Soviet transition I went back to visit the protest camp that had been set up in the center of the city. What I found was a scene closer to Stalingrad than Kiev. The following week the streets where ablaze with violence and anger.
The Protesters front line at Hrushevsky Street on the way to parliament building.
Portrait of a protester who has been camping out for several weeks manning the barricades at Hrushevsky Street on the way to parliament building.
Protesters playing guitar at Hrushevsky Street on the way to parliament building.
A couple in the camp at Hrushevsky Street on the way to parliament building.
Protesters on the barricade at Hrushevsky Street on the way to parliament building
Large demonstration attended by tens of thousands of people in independance square
Portrait of a protester who has been camping out for several weeks manning the barricades at Hrushevsky Street on the way to parliament building.
Police lines at Hrushevsky Street on the way to parliament building.
All Coppers Are Bastards (ACAB)
Priests gathered to honour the memory of a protester who died at Hrushevsky Street on the way to parliament building.
A flag waver on the barricade at Hrushevsky Street on the way to parliament building.
An artist paints the scene at Hrushevsky Street on the way to parliament building.
Portrait of a protester who has been camping out for several weeks manning the barricades at Hrushevsky Street on the way to parliament building.
Protesters at Hrushevsky Street on the way to parliament building.
Portrait of a protester who has been camping out for several weeks manning the barricades at Hrushevsky Street on the way to parliament building.
One of the police lines at Hrushevsky Street on the way to parliament building.
