Happy falls | Evgenia Belorusets

"Happy Falls" is a collision of text and photography, in which artist and writer Yevgenia Belorusets explores the stories of women who have witnessed not only their own lives, but also a great history that forced them to change their biography, worldview, and place of residence.

Through conversations, life experiences, and everyday situations, the background of traumatic events in Ukraine emerges, leaving a mark on every story.

📌 Main topics:

• Women's voices that often remain unheard
• Forced rethinking of one's own identity
• Combining the visual and textual as a way of understanding reality
• Peripherality, invisibility and the ability to speak

📖 Format and meanings
The Belarusian combines authorial texts with photographic stories, creating a special rhythm of the narrative. The book poses the question: is everything that seems trivial and random really so?

📷 "Happy Falls" is more than a document or a fiction book. It is a space for reflection, in which the voices of those who are usually not heard appear.

The publication was supported by the German Foreign Ministry as part of the "Found Voices" project.