For me, the core values in life are life itself and human rights, including both external and internal freedom. I sincerely believe that society should be structured in a way that helps every individual unlock their potential. I also believe in creativity as a foundation for independent thinking and, as a result, one of the keys to freedom.

I see art as the pure essence of creativity and a tool for unlocking the potential of both individuals and society as a whole. For me, protests are just one form of art. I believe that the global protest potential remains largely unrealized due to the lack of well-built communication and, as a result, a sustainable protest culture.

At some point, a simple idea came to me: if there are maps of museums with artworks, why shouldn't there be a map of protest actions? This is how this platform was born. At the moment, the project focuses on opposing the Kremlin regime and defending human rights in Russia. If the project proves effective, we will expand its scope and geography.

My personal goal is to ensure that protests related to the Russian regime consistently attract 15–20 times more participants. There are millions of political emigrants from Russia worldwide, but many remain uninvolved simply because they do not know what is happening, where, and when. This is not their fault, but the result of poor communication.

If you want to add your protest actions to the project — feel free to contact me.

If you want to become part of the project — feel free to contact me.