Penelope's Dreams

By Teta Tsybulnyk (text), Polina Choni (weaving), Maksym Razdobudko (soundscape)

A collaborative project that reimagines the myth of Penelope as a metaphor for the labor of psyche during wartime. Weaving and unraveling are dialectical movements that mirror how dreams process the unthinkable. Through the interplay of art, psychoanalysis, and sound, the installation evokes never-ending dreamwork.

Teta's essay "Penelope's Dreams"

Public presentations:

18.01—15.02.2026 as part of Polina Choni's exhibition "At 2:47 a.m. in the Shelter, I Saw the Sea: Dream as an Act of Resistance", Garage33 Gallery-Shelter, Kyiv