In Lviv, a capsule was laid for UNBROKEN Art: how art will help heal trauma.

In Lviv, at the beginning of the week, a capsule was laid at the construction site of the future project 'Workshop', which is unique in that it will combine art with the process of psychological recovery and community. This was reported by Novyny.LIVE.In the future, this space, named UNBROKEN Art, will become a place where the mental state of people who have experienced trauma will be restored, new relationships will be built, and new goals in life will be found. The project is implemented with the support of the German twin city Freiburg.In the 'Workshop', a safe environment will be created for the psychological recovery and communication of civilians, military personnel, veterans, and all those affected by the war. By applying art therapy methods, visitors will be able to receive support, process trauma, and gradually restore their mental resilience.In an abandoned building of a former boiler house, a new art space for the public will be created. Such a cultural project will contribute to the reactivation of the space and engagement of the public.It is important to note that the mayor of Lviv, Andriy Sadovyi, has already responded to the criticism of those who spread complaints about participating in cultural events during wartime. It is also worth noting that he supported Ukrainian soldiers on the front line in the Donetsk direction financially for nearly 9 million hryvnias.In Lviv, a unique art space 'Workshop' has begun to be built, which will combine art with psychological recovery and community. The implementation of the project became possible thanks to the support of the twin city Freiburg and targeted assistance from the mayor of Lviv, Andriy Sadovyi, who actively supports both cultural initiatives and Ukrainian defenders on the front lines.