Dec
3
2025
bucha
Mar
24
2025
The cartoon depicts two men, one shirtless and one in a suit, walking arm in arm toward a Russian-style castle labeled Riviera Bucha. Red waves separate the structure from a foreground littered with bodies, a bicycle, animals, and debris. Flags bearing Z and T fly on either side. The image references the Bucha massacre and ongoing Russia Ukraine tensions through its visual elements and title.
Apr
25
2022
A line of burning candles of varying heights stands against a dark, smoky background above a pale lower field. The image responds to reports of civilian deaths and alleged atrocities in Ukrainian cities including Bucha, Borodyanka and Mariupol during the Russian invasion that began in February 2022. By April 2022, international attention had focused on mass graves and civilian casualties uncovered after Russian forces withdrew from areas near Kyiv. The candles evoke traditional memorials for the dead while the uneven heights and melting wax suggest the scale and ongoing nature of the losses. No text appears on the candles themselves.
Apr
6
2022
The cartoon depicts Russian President Vladimir Putin standing with a running chainsaw that drips blood. He is positioned directly above the word BUCHA rendered in large red letters resembling blood. The image was published days after reports emerged of civilian killings in the Ukrainian town of Bucha. It visually connects the Russian leader to the documented atrocities. The work uses stark colors and a horror-film reference to underscore the violence reported in the area.
Apr
6
2022
A political cartoon published April 6, 2022, shows Russian President Vladimir Putin operating a large pipe labeled war crimes that pours skulls onto the ground. The image responds to reports of atrocities in Bucha, Ukraine, discovered after Russian forces withdrew in late March. The pipe structure dominates the frame with the title Russia's New Export above it. The cartoon uses the visual metaphor of an industrial export to represent documented killings and abuses. It appeared as international attention focused on evidence from the Kyiv suburb.
Apr
5
2022
The cartoon shows a glowing figure resembling Vladimir Putin standing over a prone body labeled WAR CRIMES. It responds to reports of civilian killings in Bucha, Ukraine, during the Russian invasion in early 2022. The image highlights accusations of atrocities committed by Russian forces against Ukrainian civilians.
