Eurovision 2023 in Liverpool was an opportunity for us to do something more than just design. The winner last year was Ukraine, which could not host the festival because of the war. 
Anna Troian is a Ukrainian interior designer, so it became a significant task for Troian Studio to participate in social projects to talk about Ukraine and showcase it.

We were fortunate as Troian Studio to have the opportunity to work on the exhibition space for the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 in Liverpool. The exhibition "Your Vision of Eurovision". We were happy to design an exhibition space for the British company Split Perspective and BuilderBook project. It was extremely exciting for us. 

BuilderBook is a project that supports mental health in Liverpool, works with children, fosters their creativity and self-confidence, removes boundaries and limitations in thinking, and helps the younger generation to develop.
 BuilderBook  is a great social creative project. It is an incredible team of authors Natalie  Reeves Billing  and Jude Lennon. We have come together in spirit and life principles. These values include openness, honesty, decency, creativity, environmental friendliness, helping people, and optimism.

Honestly, I have long dreamed of doing something so cool and non-profit for the British community. I was happy to be part of the team. An exhibition of children's works about Eurovision. For this exhibition, the BuilderBook  team held more than 300 workshops for children. They also published a book about Eurovision, the culture of Ukraine, and Liverpool. The children's work was collected in beautiful murals by Liverpool artist Natasha Ellise. 

Troian Studio had the opportunity to plan and develop an exhibition space for children at a real radio station, Liverpool Live Radio. This is a very well-known radio station in Liverpool and Merseyside. 

Troian Studio had the following tasks:

Fit the exhibition scenery into the radio workspace
Use Eurovision colors and bright fabrics
Make a photo zone
Fit into the budget

While working on the project, Anna Troian created a floral photo zone and a real art installation Ukrainian Soul. The Troian Studio team brought artwork by a Ukrainian artist from Ukraine and a London gallery, combining the art of Liverpool and Ukraine.
Liverpool designer and artist Rebecca Christian created an incredible fabric featuring the Liverpool Liverbirds symbol in Ukrainian colors.

The panel made of this fabric became a favorite photo zone for the guests of the exhibition. Artworks from Ukrainian artist Olena Honorovska  in the ancient art of cutting paper with a knife called Vytynanka. We presented 3 artworks. We wanted to show how ancient techniques can be and live in a modern environment, and how it fits into a modern space and interior. 

Anna Troian wanted to show Ukraine in the most understandable way. Thus, another virtual reality art project about Ukraine was born. At the opening of the exhibition, we presented this project, which continued its work at the main Ukrainian location of the Eurovision Song Contest..