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- Zhanna Kadyrova's Origami Deer travels through six European countries before debuting at the Venice Biennale in the Ukrainian pavilion.
- The sculpture, created in 2019 for Pokrovsk, was rescued when Russian troops occupied the city.
- The Ukrainian pavilion, Security Guarantees, has drawn criticism over including Russian artists, and the European Union has threatened to withdraw funding.
- Historian Leonid Marushchak, who evacuates Ukrainian art, hopes community pressure will oppose Russian participation.
