Before and after a Russian bombing in Kharkiv, Ukraine 

Before Yana Walder would speak about her friends and family in Ukraine, she sent two videos, taken a day apart. The first showed her friend, Yulia Korobchenko, a young woman, playing a somber yet hopeful song on the keyboard, singing to the camera, alone in a room. The video was recorded March 7. The second showed the same room, the same piano. But the Russian army had bombed the building. The windowsill was ripped from the wall. Plaster and nails and dirt littered the floor. The keyboard sat in the same corner, still upright. It was March 8.
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