The idea to start a series of drawings, which structurally resembles diary entries, arose after Vlada Ralko saw a giant eye, namely a man in an “Oka” costume, among the evening crowd in a restless Kiev. It must have been some kind of advertising... But the first few drawings were made as soon as Vlada returned home. These drawings were the beginning of a regular “diary” recording of what was happening in Ukraine. “It's not just albums or catalogs. This is a kind of form of history textbooks, in which, in an unusual way, through texts and drawings, an artistic point of view is presented on the transformations that are taking place today with the country and society.” Unlike photography, which offers one-sided fixation of events, drawing seems to “archive” all the nuances and nuances of what is happening and then “releases” them after a certain time, “packing” and storing important things until a new communication with it.