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This sculpture created from bronze and a spent shell casing is part of a collaboration in Kyiv between three sculptors from the UK and Ukraine. It features poetry written by Stephen Duncan imagining the voice of the shell used in the current war, which was recovered from the battlefield and interwoven by the words of the voice; 'Now you have ripped me open, my shell torn open into wings descending to the earth'. From the exhibition 'Voices from Ukraine', a collaboration with sculptors Stephen Duncan from Lambeth, Oles Sydoruk and Borys Krylov in Kyiv, which was hosted by Lambeth Archives in April 2026. ID: D2026-2-4

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