CLEAN : Only one Ukrainian artist at the Venice Biennale

The speaker expresses a strong sense of identity as a Ukrainian, emphasizing the duty to represent Ukraine, especially during the ongoing conflict. They discuss the role of art in politics, suggesting that while art may not change the world, it can aid in survival. The speaker addresses the current impossibility of dialogue with Russian culture, suggesting that future generations might reopen this dialogue. They advocate for the decolonization of Russia, highlighting the cultural contributions of Ukrainian artists historically claimed by Russia.

What does the speaker imply about the future of dialogue between Ukraine and Russia?

What does the speaker mean by the need to 'decolonize Russia completely'?

In what way does the speaker describe the relationship between Ukrainian and Russian artists?