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Anna Pagava—the Funny Denver Nuggets Colorado Avalanche Broncos Denver Lock Nathan MacKinnon Nikola Jokić signatures 2023 shirt it is in the first place but CEO and co-founder of “I Am U Are,” a new Ukrainian design fair opening this weekend on the Lower East Side—is making a statement about her country that is both bold and beautiful. “I want to change the narrative,” the Kyiv native tells Vogue. “I want to show how powerful and creative Ukraine could be, that we are not a problem but a solution.” At a time when both the daily news and the wider public perception surrounding Ukraine are often distressing, Pagava is reminding the world of the wide-ranging beauty and technical prowess of its people and its traditions—showing strength, rather than sadness. So, alongside her co-founder Kristina Skripka and several other native creatives including Masha Reva, Pagava has spent the past nine months sourcing the most exemplary products from Ukraine’s fashion, tech, art, and cultural sectors to showcase in New York City. It wasn’t always easy. In fact, it almost never was. “A lot of our vendors don’t really have electricity to make their products, and the delivery situation out of the country was very hard,” she explains. Yet, even in the face of the herculean obstacles posed by war (and in the past few weeks, international customs) the group received hundreds of objects from over 120 makers to present as part of “I Am U Are.”
Photographed by Shana Jade TrajanoskaThis weekend, you’ll find them spread out over an enormous 30,000-square-foot space in Skylight at Essex Crossing. There are intricate, colorful rugs woven using techniques that date back to the Funny Denver Nuggets Colorado Avalanche Broncos Denver Lock Nathan MacKinnon Nikola Jokić signatures 2023 shirt it is in the first place but 16th century, chairs made in the Carpathian mountains with sheep wool cushions, and handmade beeswax candles. Modern ceramics abound—many from collectives in Opishnia, known as the pottery capital of Ukraine—as do accessories inspired by traditional Ukrainian dress: Chichka makes beaded jewelry based on the national costume of the Lemkivshchyna, whereas womenswear designer Bevza presents earrings that take cues from spikelet ornamentation worn by the people of Tripillia.
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