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The performance “Swimming Through” is a call for action in support of the Ukrainian people who are facing genocide committed by Russia

Performance in front of the Russian embassy in Lithuania. The pond was was dyed with ecological paint which is environmentally friendly and extensively used in biological scientific tests.

Neringa Rekasiute: The performance “Swimming Through” is a call for action in support of the Ukrainian people who are facing genocide committed by Russia.

It’s a call to not remain neutral in the face of the war. A call to take an active part in protecting the lives, the freedom, and the democracy of Ukrainian people who are being tortured, raped, and killed by Russia.

The bloody pond emphasizes Russia’s responsibility for committing war crimes against Ukrainians

It is important not to get numb to the horrific images of mass killings of Ukrainians and their pain. The seemingly never-ending horrors imposed by Russia on the Ukrainian land must not become the norm. With countries such as Germany not stepping up and posing adequate sanctions on the aggressor – choosing money over people, makes it hard to remain hopeful. Therefore it’s crucial that we keep acting – spreading truthful information, volunteering, protesting, donating, and pressuring our governments to take action.

The bloody pond emphasizes Russia’s responsibility for committing war crimes against Ukrainians. Swimming, performed by Lithuanian Olympian Rūta Meilutytė, symbolizes the need for continuous effort to fight through.

Idea and execution: Berta Tilmantaitė, Neringa Rekasiute, Rūta Meilutytė, Aurelija Urbonaviciute

Photo & Video: Neringa Rekašiūtė, Berta Tilmantaitė, Mindaugas Drigotas, Andrius Repšys, Karolis Pilypas Liutkevičius

Music: Viktoras Urbaitis

Sponsors: Cgates, UAB; Aurelijus Liubinas; Inospectra, UAB

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