This weathered mural of the Virgin Mary emerges from the crumbling wall of Lviv's Armenian Cathedral, her serene face painted in traditional blues and reds offering a poignant contrast to the deteriorating masonry around her. The building's ornate woodwork speaks to the city's rich architectural heritage, while the peeling plaster and exposed stonework below tell the story of years marked by conflict and hardship. It’s a powerful image of a place where sacred art endures amid the ravages of time and war, creating a powerful symbol of resilience and faith in Ukraine's historic cultural landscape.

Each of these limited edition photographs is printed on premium 315gsm Palo Duro SoftGloss Rag —100% cotton, OBA-free archival paper with a subtle semi-gloss finish that enhances depth and color saturation. Numbered and signed, these museum-grade prints deliver exceptional blacks, smooth tonal gradations, and a darkroom aesthetic with a 100-year display life. All sizes are bordered in white when printed.

All profits from the sale of this print will go to support Safety Paws; an initiative to train rescue dogs as service animals - helping support the nearly 400,000 wounded veterans of the war.