“The Heart of Ukraine” Beats at KSE: Immersive Art Installation by Mykola Kabluka Opens in Kyiv

At the KSE Dragon Capital Building, “The Heart of Ukraine”—an interactive light art installation by Mykola Kabluka, a contemporary artist and founder of Expolight—has been unveiled.

Working with light, sensors, color, sound, and pulsation, the artist created an installation that responds to the viewer’s presence. As a person approaches the object, the sound intensifies, light pulses become more active, and the colors transform, creating a unique immersive experience.

We invite you to visit and experience the installation firsthand.

We want to help you get to know our psychologists a little better, so that you have the opportunity not only to see the name of the specialist, but also to better understand their experience, approach, and the topics you can reach out about.

It is important to us that before booking a session, you already have a sense of a more personal connection and an understanding of what to expect from the interaction.

That is why we will gradually share more about our psychologists. Today — Maryna Ohorodniychuk.

Viadrinicum 2026, the International Summer School of the European University Viadrina

KSE students are invited to apply for Viadrinicum 2026, an international summer school focused on urban studies, community self-organization, and city development. Taking place on August 16–30 in Frankfurt (Oder)-Słubice, the program will bring together students, researchers, activists, and artists from across Europe.

The opportunity is primarily intended for students in the social sciences and humanities. Two places are available for KSE students, with participants selected through an internal university process.