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| Auction Item | Value | Time Left | Current Bid |
| "Devlet I. Geray. Burn Muscovy. Alim Aydamak. Restore Justice" by Aziza Eskender | 4 days 10 hrs 28 mins | No bids yet | |
| "Sabina - Crimean Roma" by Aziza Eskender | Expired | 700.00 by Aussie+Bin+Chicken | |
| "Save PROTAS" by Aziza Eskender | Expired | 760.00 by G | |
| "Self-portrait" by Aziza Eskender | Expired | 550.00 by G | |
| "Woman - Life - Freedom" by Aziza Eskender | Expired | 750.00 by G | |
| "russian culture - Trojan Horse" by Aziza Eskender | Expired | 800.00 by G | |
| "Untitled" by Alyona Khomko | Expired | 500.00 by Aussie+Bin+Chicken | |
| "Yunus Kandym and me" by Aziza Eskender | Expired | 600.00 by Aussie Bin Chicken | |
| “Where there is a hammer and sickle, there is death and hunger.” by Aziza Eskender | Expired | 800.00 by Willow Tree 76 |
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"Devlet I. Geray. Burn Muscovy. Alim Aydamak. Restore Justice" by Aziza Eskender
60х57 gouache, acrylic, marker, paper
January 19, 2026
Catalogue Number: 106
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"Sabina - Crimean Roma" by Aziza Eskender
Size: 60x59 cm
gouache, acrylic, marker, paper
August 19, 2025
Is it possible to destroy beauty? Is it possible to destroy balance?
The parallelism of lines
The weight of words—to turn them into the rubbish heap of glory, severed from the mainland of the motherland’s will
Is it possible to forget that Crimea is alive?
Crimean Roma, known as çingeneler, are a group of Roma who settled in Ukraine, established themselves in Crimea, and assimilated into the Crimean Tatar community. Today, they are considered the fourth sub-ethnic group of Crimeans due to their collective assimilation and their self-identification as Crimean Tatars. They speak the Crimean Tatar language and have made a significant contribution to the development and preservation of Crimean Tatar music. Many famous Crimean Tatar singers belong to this group.
They formed in the Crimean Khanate during the 13th–17th centuries. The Roma arrived in Crimea from Romania, where they had faced persecution; their migration route ran through the northern Black Sea region. In the Crimean Khanate, however, the Chingene, like representatives of other peoples, never experienced oppression: the authorities did not persecute them, and they were never treated with contempt.
Under Nazi legislation, the Roma had the same status as Jews and were subject to extermination because of their ethnic affiliation. In Crimea, the Nazis sought to exterminate the Crimean Roma specifically. Most of the mass killings of Crimean Roma took place between 1941 and 1942. One of the largest mass killings of Crimean Roma occurred in December 1941 as part of the crackdown on the Krymchaks.
The intervention of the Crimean Tatars saved the lives of many Crimean Roma during the Nazi occupation. There are varying estimates of the proportion of Crimean Roma who survived the Holocaust. According to some data, this figure is about 30%.
Catalogue Number: 105
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"Save PROTAS" by Aziza Eskender
Art in support of saving “Protas” Green Park in downtown Kyiv from high-rise development. The very same park that the legendary Roman Ratushny defended.
Size: 53x61 cm,
gouache, acrylic, marker, paper
March 15, 2026
Catalogue Number: 106
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"Self-portrait" by Aziza Eskender
As in previous lives, today I look through walls with an unknown name, amid the silent murder of my people - a flower blooms on the path to the lost sky.
Size: 55х55 cm
gouache, acrylic, paper, marker,satin ribbon
Fundraiser: Rick's ongoing fundraisers
Catalogue Number: 101
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"Woman - Life - Freedom" by Aziza Eskender
A painting in support of Iranians fighting against the dictatorship of the Islamic regime. And the undeniable connection between free Ukraine, Crimea, and Iran
Hostages surrounded by insane oppressors
Trapped or in bondage
We will never agree to live with our honor destroyed.
We will not be happy while our loved ones disappear with tortured voices.
Behind the high ceilings of prisons, women's bodies are beaten to death—is this not the last straw before the end of the world,
if we do not free them!
If we do not stand up against the murderers with weapons.
Size: 61х60 cm
gouache, acrylic, paper, marker, colored cardboard
Fundraiser: Rick's ongoing fundraisers
Catalogue Number: 102
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"russian culture - Trojan Horse" by Aziza Eskender
56x62 cm
gouache, acrylic, marker, paper
May 25, 2025
They do not realize the threat of Russianism
They do not realize the scale of the Russian disease
They do not realize the depth of the toxicity of Russian culture They do not realize how a cunning killer has taken over their brains through the “highly spiritual” lack of empathy and true courage to actually be responsible, to be a human being and to fight for humanity.
The Russian culture of war and lies will destroy this world, If the intellectuals of this world continue to pity the “little” killers.
the dignity of this world is raped by the Russians.
The best in lies, they drink the blood of the best people in this world.
But the world applauds them and gives them orders: the best! the best rapists of our children.
Never, never, never, never, never trust the Russians. the Russian world is a Trojan horse Love for the Russian Federation is consent to death.
Catalogue Number: 104
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"Untitled" by Alyona Khomko
Expressing the Emotion.
Size: 40x30 cm
Acrylic, canvas
Catalogue Number: 103
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"Yunus Kandym and me" by Aziza Eskender
The artwork is dedicated to the Crimean Tatar poet.
Yunus Qandım is a Crimean Tatar poet, prose writer, translator, publicist, literary critic, and historian. He is an Honored Artist of Ukraine.
Yunus Qandım's poetic style is characterized by exquisite metaphoricality, lyricism, accuracy, and unexpected imagery, which follows the traditions of Eastern ornamentation.
My love, you resemble the sea,
Which, like me, the shore, is not at peace.
Sometimes the waves embrace me, and in a minute,
Having thrown their debris on me, they recede.
I cry, I rejoice, I patiently
expose my shoulders to the waves...
It's no use that I want to escape from that sorrow
Far away across the steppes and mountains,
But my heart-shore won't let me, saying
That there is no such thing as a boundless sea.
Translations of works by Ukrainian writers occupy a prominent place in Yunus Kandym's translation work. Yunus Kandym translated Taras Shevchenko's Ukrainian poems “To the Dead and the Living...”, ‘Caucasus’, Lesya Ukrainka's poems “Iphigenia in Tauris”, “An Ancient Tale”, “Robert Bruce, King of Scotland”, the cycle of poems “Crimean Echoes,” the fairy-tale drama “The Forest Song” (staged in 2002 at the Crimean Tatar Academic Music and Drama Theater – “Orman Türküsü”), works by Mykhailo Kotsyubynsky “On the Stone,” “In the Shackles of Satan,” “Under the Minarets,” selected works by Mykola Voronyi, Agatangel Krymsky, Pavlo Tychyna, Volodymyr Sosyura, and many other Ukrainian writers. According to Danylo Kononenko, Yunus Kandym “built bridges of spirituality between our literatures with his extraordinary talent as a translator from Ukrainian into Crimean Tatar.”
Size: 58х59 cm
Fundraiser: Equipment for Azov, https://send.monobank.ua/jar/8tV9m8mH9X
Size: 58х59 cm
Fundraiser: Equipment for Azov, https://send.monobank.ua/jar/8tV9m8mH9X
Catalogue Number: 099
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by Willow Tree 76
“Where there is a hammer and sickle, there is death and hunger.” by Aziza Eskender
They did not answer for their crimes.
They did not pay reparations and did not ask for forgiveness.
They did not return what they had stolen, did not honor the victims of their own madness.
They feel impunity
They are reborn in the hearts of youth
They use the power of “useful idiots”
This is not a new world, it is an old corpse decomposing into new poisonous forms while we try to adapt to this disease
49х60 cm
gouache, paper, marker
Fundraiser: Rick's ongoing fundraiser
Catalogue Number: 100
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