Erich Meier

@erichmeier.bsky.social

Engineer, love nature, humans, animals, peace Here to support Ukraine 💙💛

I’ve just finished watching a lecture on how to notice architectural details. We looked at different buildings in Lviv. It made me return to the videos and photos from my recent visit there. Perhaps it’s time to write another letter.

Kyiv. The smell of last night’s attack is in the air. I’m making warcoffee. Reading the news. Warehouses belonging to civilian businesses were on fire. A railway station in the Kyiv region was hit. People were killed.

I’m in a bookstore now. This shelf holds books from publishers affected by the russian attack on August 1, when eight million books were destroyed. The bookstore is asking people to buy their books. I wanted to remember this shelf.

Kherson was liberated in 2022. Since then, the city has been under active shelling by russian forces. The video is quite long, and you will have to read the subtitles, but it is well worth it to immerse yourself in a world where war is an ongoing reality-in the Ukrainian city of Kherson.

...life in a combat zone, where the contrasts are striking. Every frame highlights just how difficult life is in Ukrainian cities within the combat zone today. You will see the consequences of war through the eyes of those who have found themselves at the epicenter of events.

Around eight million books were destroyed in Kharkiv yesterday. Many Ukrainians are responding by buying books from the affected publishers and from KnyhoLand, the bookstore chain that also used the warehouse. I bought these today.

Books were under attack again. In Kharkiv, a russian drone struck a warehouse belonging to the Ukrainian publisher Ranok. The warehouse was also used by KnyhoLand, one of our largest bookstore chains. I buy books and then buy more. To save them, support Ukrainian publishers and read, of course.

Kyiv. The afternoon after the night attack. As of now, nine people have been killed. I barely slept. Already went on a guided tour of an exhibition. Having a warcoffee and cold water in my favourite bookstore.

Friday evening Sharing a little video of my painting with you and showing you some of the details For now, I’m just enjoying the art while I still can, because soon this painting will be leaving on a journey to its new home 🤍

Last night, russia struck the Voronov family’s home in Radushne, killing ten family members—two adults and eight children. 🕯️Artem (47) 🕯️Olena (41) 🕯️Mark (17) 🕯️Dominika (15) 🕯️Viorika (14) 🕯️Zakharii (12) 🕯️Azarii (11) 🕯️Federika (10) 🕯️Emiliia (6) 🕯️Artem (1) #Ukraine #Ukrainianview

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