'Proud to be part of it': Sharon Stone joins exhibition about war in Ukraine
Sharon Stone (photo: instagram.com/sharonstone)
Sharon Stone has joined Mark Neville’s photography project Postcode Ukraine: Diary of a Volunteer, which focuses on the realities of life during wartime. The exhibition opened in Los Angeles and aims not only to show Ukrainian stories to the world but also to encourage support for Ukraine, according to Stone’s Instagram.
What Sharon Stone said about the exhibition
The exhibition is on display at the Westwood Contemporary gallery in Los Angeles until September 30. It features photographs by Mark Neville documenting people he met in different parts of Ukraine, their experiences, resilience, and the realities of war.
The exhibition also features reflections from the curators. Along with Sharon Stone, these include Alyssa Milano, Prince Harry, Stephen Fry, Ukrainian writer Andrey Kurkov, and others.
“They explore how photography can bear witness to life during wartime and turn attention into action,” Stone said.
Shot from the “Maria in Marhanets” exhibition (photo: instagram.com/marknevillestudio)
The actress admitted that she is proud to be part of the project.
“I’m proud to be part of Postcode Ukraine: Diary of a Volunteer, on view in Los Angeles through September 30,” she shared.
Finally, Stone encouraged her followers to learn more about the project and support it with donations.
In the photo series, she also shared her thoughts on the photograph of a girl named Maria from Marhanets.
“The exhibition brings together photographs by Mark Neville, documenting the people he has encountered across Ukraine, their experiences, resilience and the reality of war,” she commented on Neville’s photograph.
Stone on Neville’s “Maria in Marganets” photograph (photo: instagram.com/sharonstone)
