#model ukraine

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Set#2 - LA CHICA DE LOS MELOCOTONES - ALINA KOVALENKO GIF

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Lidiya Krasnoruzheva

[ohsalome]

Concerned with the survival of unique Ukrainian architecture under constant russian bombing, ukrainian company Skeiron has launched a #SaveUkrainianHeritage project. They 3D scan culture monuments in order to preserve them, at least digitally, if the worst comes true. Asides from this utilitary use, the technology will also be helpful with monitoring the condition of the monuments over time.

While the beautiful church shown on the pictures - Saint Sophia Cathedral - has not yet been uploaded on their site, you can still have a virtual tour of the monuments they have already scanned here

And if you find this initiative worth supporting, please consider donating! (scroll to the bottom of the page for the relevant links in english)

[melisaredmodel]

[songs-of-the-east]

Ukrainian Fashion Week "Витоки"

[androfeminine]

Stav Strashko

[mister-e-nigma00]

Solomia Maievska

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[sainttben]

Angels

Comment your favourite Slavic doll

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Credit: Yup That Exists@yup.that.exists

[elaindolly]

My absolutely favorite snejana 🇺🇦

Especially love the hair color she has here cause it’s very similar to mine

[desolationfires]

Vogue Ukraine

[slavicbabydoll7]

forever thankful to my slavic mom’s genes

[solarpunkbusiness]

A sunflower inspired Yevgen Erik to reinvent solar panels in his home country, Ukraine.

After realizing that the solar panels on his roof failed to cover his air conditioning costs during summer, he had an idea to create solar-powered blinds that would track the movement of the sun, like a sunflower, and provide shade to his home.

“We are losing so much energy through windows,” Erik told the Kyiv Independent from Spain, where he is currently based.

“I saw how we need to take something from nature and bring it to our homes.”

Erik took the idea to the IoT Hub, a tech startup accelerator in Kyiv, where he formed a team and launched SolarGaps in 2016. The Ukrainian-based company has since received $1.5 million in investments and $1 million in grants funded by the European Commission.

With thousands of SolarGap blinds installed globally, Erik sees a bright future for the company as the world rapidly turns towards renewable energy. The solar market is valued at $55 billion and he sees a serviceable available market of $2.5 billion for SolarGaps.

The blinds are simple to use and look much like normal venetian blinds, but made out of metal. The solar panels, like the ones installed on roofs, are fashioned into slats that automatically track the sun.

[mister-e-nigma00]

Solomia Maievska

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Karina Minaeva (Карина Минаев)