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Ukraine Scans Search (SketchFab)
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This post shares a personal email exchange between myself and Ukrainian artist Andriy Yermolenko. I reached out to request permission to use his digital scans of buildings in Ukraine that were destroyed by the Russian invasion—artworks that hold both beauty and unbearable loss. With his generous response, this conversation became more than a formal request; it became a quiet collaboration rooted in respect, memory, and the power of visual storytelling.
This is the Andriy Yermolenko’s personal website and it have all his scans restored.
With Andriy’s permission, I plan to create a series of 3D models based on his scans of buildings in Ukraine that were damaged or destroyed during the Russian invasion. These models aren’t meant to be pristine reconstructions—they’re meant to preserve the emotional and physical texture of loss, resistance, and memory.
For this initial phase, I aim to create 14 models. Each model will be carefully developed to retain the character of the original structure while translating it into a digital artifact for public sharing, education, and remembrance.
I’ll be embedding these models directly into this blog post as they are completed. Scroll below to explore them interactively.