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Ai Weiwei shoots film in Ukraine

Ai Weiwei traveled to Kiev to set up an exhibition. Then he decided to get completely involved.

Ai Weiwei traveled to Kiev to set up an exhibition. Then he decided to get completely involved.

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Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has announced a film about Ukraine. He is currently in the country and will stay there for another two months to realize the project, Ai Weiwei told the "Berliner Zeitung".

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23.08.2025, 00:34

Among other things, the film will deal with the question of "why Ukraine is still alive and how culture can exist in such difficult times", explained the 67-year-old. The project is being run by a non-profit institution that supports Ukrainian culture and brings artists to the country.

He had previously traveled to Ukraine to set up an exhibition of his work, which will open in Kiev in mid-September. "Then I decided to get completely involved," Ai Weiwei continued. "I always want to know more, to challenge myself, to put myself in difficult situations." He does this in order to be able to allow himself to make a judgment. "And then, as an artist, I have to find a language for it."

He has "built up an emotional connection to Ukraine. The people here are incredibly friendly and they are willing to support you," said Ai Weiwei. That is why he decided to make the film.

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Ai Weiwei shoots film in Ukraine