Our installation at MQ as part of the continuation of our residency🦄 We would like to sincerely thank everyone who made this possible, namely Elisabeth Hajek, @astridpeterle@heidewihrheim and the entire @mqwien team @erstefoundation@tranzit.at@office.ukraine and of course the beautiful city of Vienna 🍀❤️✨🌞🧛🏻 The installation will be available for viewing 24/7 until August💫
We are proud partner for “100 FOR 100”, the fundraising campaign of PAPER POSITIONS Berlin. Get your limited edition FineArt print on Hahnemühle Hemp paper for a good cause!
The work of art created by artist duo Etching Room (Kristina Yarosh & Anna Khodkova) from Ukraine will be sold in an edition of 100 pieces for 100 euros each at @paperpositions Berlin. @etching.room1 is a Berlin-based artistic duo rooted in visual art and spans multiple media, inviting viewers to explore personal stories, engage with materials, and experience playful irony.
100% of the proceeds of this art reproduction will be donated to organization @beanangelev an initiative supporting refugees through aid & integration projects in Germany & beyond. ️
Get your limited edition print at PAPER POSITIONS and enjoy the live printing by @canondeutschland@hahnemuehle_imaging FineArt paper.
30 april - 3 may
Flughafen Tempelhof, Main Hall, Berlinhall
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Today we’re featuring the conversation “How’d I End Up Here? Etchingroom1 in conversation with Yana Ustymenko”
Etchingroom1 is an artistic duo founded in 2016 by artists Kristina Yarosh and Anna Khodkova in Kyiv. Their practice is best known for etching and mosaic work, capturing everyday life of the city with a touch of humour and self-irony. With fellow vampires, swimmers, cosmonauts, and other inhabitants of European urban centers, the artists narrate their experience of today, in its fragility and ambiguity. Currently, they work from Berlin when they’re not on the move.
In conversation with Anna and Kristina, we look back at the past decade of their practice – departing from their beginnings as a collective to span influences, the impact of the pandemic and the war, experiences in art residencies, and the small and big decisions that led to where Etchingroom1 are today. This conversation took place over a call in January 2026. Originally in Ukrainian, it has been translated into English and edited for publication.
Read the full conversation on our site!
@yana_tyme@etching.room1
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