Artefact five: «Inna Zaitseva's Dress»

The fifth novel of the series "Artefacts. Free Belarus Museum" - a project about legendary Belarusians and their things, which have become exhibits of the Belarusian Museum in Warsaw.
The heroine of the fifth film is an actress and blogger Inna Zaitsava, known to the Belarusian public as "BChB-nyavesta" (white-red-white bride). In 2020, she went to the protests in a wedding dress - a white gown with a red stripe, which evidently referred to the colours of the national - white, red and white - flag. Inna's outfit has become one of the brightest in the nonviolent protest movement, representing the principles of national ingenuity and creativity. Over the last four years Inna has changed two countries of living - she was forced to leave Belarus because of the persecution, then she had to leave her home in Ukraine, and now she lives in Switzerland. Inna's story is a one of personal transformation, resilience and antifragility. It is a story of a woman who faces challenges with dignity, gratitude and a great deal of self-irony.
No wonder, the "BChB” (white-red-white) dress is one of the most memorable artefacts of Free Belarus Museum.
The episode's director - Maksim Shved.
Video - Yagor Yafimau.

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[@zoninamarina89]

Блин какие кадрый)) Прям настальгия по Беларуси появилась. Очень интересно было увидеть как создавался такой артефакт.

[@tatsianaalexandra2601]

Наша красуня ❤. Ганарымся нашай зорачкай. Інна, здароўя, свабоды.

[@molllysfm]

И где же этот музей находится?

[@MaksimShved]

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