Telegraph. Tomorrow

This issue was created in the third year of a full-scale war and is dedicated to the experience that our society is gaining during this period. It explores how this experience will shape the design of the future – how it will affect the visual environment, spaces and social processes. The issue collects thoughts on preparing for reconstruction, taking into account the realities of the present, on donorship as a new social standard, on inclusivity, which is becoming a vital necessity, not a luxury. It also examines the issues of memorialization and emotions of memory, the revival of national identity, which echoes the events of a century ago. Special attention is paid to veteran-centricity, drone design, the phenomenon of "out of time" and the role of creativity as a tool for strengthening charitable initiatives.

Also read:

• Interview with Slava Balbek about the research and value of the visual code of the Ukrainian village.
• An exploration of the designer's place at the frontier of Ukrainian renovation by Oleksandra Korchevska-Tsekhosh.
• Reflections on whether it is possible to effectively design a country by involving a service-product approach.

Release partners:

• The Gradient
• System Capital Management
• Room8Group
• Also, a huge thank you for supporting the issue to Konstantin Vashchenko

Design features

Open spine is a printing technique that makes the publication easier to open. A cover with a grain of surprise 🙃

You will also find scratch-off stickers on the pages of the artbook. They contain symbols of what you should not take into the future. Erase the scratch - under it are tips on how to overcome it.