Amid three years of relentless destruction to her homeland, Ukrainian painter Alla Hurenko (professionally known as "Pazza Pennello") offers a new diaristic perspective on daily life under war, where her canvas becomes a powerful act of resistance, a testament to perseverance, and a quiet rebellion against those determined to erase her world and identity.
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