The Domino Foundation, established by philanthropist and founder of DOMINO.UA Anton Shukhnin, joined the “Born of War” exhibition — a project dedicated to the Ukrainian struggle, memory, and national identity. The exhibition was created together with the UA Heritage team and the NGO “Spadshchyna.ua”.
At the heart of the exhibition are Ukrainian flags, chevrons, and military heraldry as symbols of strength, resilience, and history that must be preserved for future generations. The organizers placed special emphasis on the topic of the missing and the return of Ukrainian prisoners of war.
“The issue of the missing, the issue of return from captivity — this is not something distant for our entire team,” said Svitlana Makhonko, co-founder of the UA Heritage platform and the NGO “Spadshchyna.ua”.
DOMINO.UA founder and philanthropist Anton Shukhnin emphasized the importance of preserving Ukrainian identity through national symbols and support for the military.
“Ukrainian heraldry, Ukrainian flags and chevrons — these are very important for our Ukrainian identity, so that future generations also understand history. From the very beginning of the full-scale invasion, we have been helping the military, our soldiers. It is an honor for us,” said Shukhnin.
Domino Foundation systematically supports Ukrainian defenders, humanitarian initiatives, and projects aimed at preserving historical memory. Participation in the “Born of War” exhibition became a continuation of this mission.
Anton Shukhnin is a Ukrainian entrepreneur, philanthropist, and founder of DOMINO.UA and Domino Foundation. Since the beginning of the full-scale war, the foundation has been supporting Ukrainian military personnel, humanitarian initiatives, and social projects.
