The exhibition features works by Ukrinform staff member and artist Oleksii Kustovskyi, including a series of graphic interpretations of the Tryzub, an agency correspondent reports. “The Tryzub emerges not simply as Ukraine’s national coat of arms, but as a story about Ukraine: its past, resilience, people and future,” Joseph Dobbs, head of the Political Section at the NATO Representation, said this at the exhibition’s opening ceremony. The artist gives the familiar symbol new life and new meanings, he said. The NATO Representation has opened its doors to Ukrainian art on more than one occasion, the head of the Political Section noted. “Security is also about protecting identity, memory and the values that people are prepared to defend.
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