The gate at the estate of Mrs. Zina Chorpita. Located on Shveykhgarda Street, at the turn to the village of Kashtanivka. This art object is created based on traditional Dniester region painting motifs.

The fence at the beginning of the village on Shveykhgarda Street, at the estate of Mrs. Inna Dzhurlyak. The fence was painted during artistic community events with the participation of local activists, children of the community, and local master painters. The design is based on traditional Dniester region painting motifs.

Located on the main street of the village of Hruska, near the Greek Catholic Church. The mural is created based on traditional Dniester region painting motifs.

The art object "Gate with Roses" is located on the central street of Hruska village (Shveykharda St.), at the estate of Mr. Anatolii Polyarush. The art piece was created in collaboration with the homeowner, inspired by traditional Dniester region painting motifs.

The art object "Podilske Spring" is located on the central street of Hruska village (Shveykhgarda St.). The artwork is painted "white on wood" based on traditional Dniester region painting motifs.

The art object "Dniester Well" is located on the historic street of Hruska village (Yarova St.). The artwork is created based on traditional Dniester region painting motifs.

The oldest clay house in the village, decorated with Dniester region painting. It is located on the historic street of Hruska village (Yarova St.), opposite the 700-year-old "Living Water" dug well. The house has been restored and painted during artistic workdays with the participation of local activists, community children, and local women painters, based on the traditional Dniester region painting motifs.

The oldest spring in the village, from which, according to legend, the life of Hruska began. Located in the historic center of Hruska village, on Yarova Street. The well has been restored and painted during artistic workdays with the participation of local activists and artists.

The "Free Ukraine" mural was created at the beginning of the full-scale invasion as a symbol of the struggle and freedom of the Ukrainian nation. It is located in the icon-painting workshop, within the manor house of the Tokarzewski-Karashevych family.

The art object "Flowers of the Crossroads" is located at the intersection of Shevchenko and Lesya Ukrainka streets in the village of Hruska. The property of Mrs. Svitlana Fedorova. The art object was created in 2020, in collaboration with the homeowner, based on the motifs of Petrikovka painting.

The mural, inspired by traditional Petrikovka painting, is located in the school canteen of Hruskiv Lyceum, at the request of the school administration. The mural was created in 2020, in collaboration with local artist Vladyslav Pavlyuk.

The art object "Dove's Well" is located on Shevchenka Street. The well was painted in 2020, commissioned by local residents, in a free style.

The art object "Embroidered Well" is located on Shevchenka Street. The well was painted in 2020, commissioned by local residents, in Ukrainian style, in celebration of Vyshyvanka Day.

The restored fence, located on the central street, is unique for its blue color. It stands out as an important artistic feature of the village.

The pillars with Dniester painting adorn the entire road along the central street of the village of Hruška. These unique painted pillars were created by artist Oksana Delechuk, with the support of the village head, Hanna Komar, and Marina Tkachenko.

The "Korovainytstvo Workshop" is a space dedicated to the traditional craft of wedding bread-making, where visitors can learn the secrets of ritual baking. The workshop features a specially equipped oven and is used for conducting masterclasses on ceremonial bread-making.

The workshop has been beautifully decorated with traditional Dniester region painting, created during an artistic gathering (toloka), showcasing local artistic heritage.

The "Rose Photo Zone" is a beautifully restored space within the manor, designed to offer visitors a unique opportunity to capture atmospheric and elegant photos. Featuring an antique sofa and decorated with delicate rose motifs, this photo zone provides the perfect backdrop for those wishing to immerse themselves in the charm of the past.

Located in the heart of the manor, this spot combines vintage elegance with artistic floral decoration, allowing guests to step back in time and create timeless memories.

The "Painted Village" is a wooden static photo zone that transports visitors into the heart of traditional village life. Featuring vibrant painted scenes inspired by local folklore and the Dniester region's unique style, this photo zone allows you to step into an idyllic depiction of rural charm.

The mural with a quote by Lina Kostenko is located on the main street in the village of Horaivka, at the Kryzhanyvskiy estate.

The Dniestrovskiy painting on the gate of Tetyana Farfonyuk's estate, located on the main street in the village of Horaivka.

This is the reconstruction of a historical Podilian painting discovered in the region

The Podilian painting and storks were created by order of the homeowners on the summer house of the Kozlov family estate in the village of Horaivka.

The artistic reconstruction of Podilian painting at the Svіtlana Arsenyuk estate.

An ancient well, painted with vibrant Dniester-style artwork.

An art estate painted with roses.

A restored guest house decorated with authentic painting.

The gate at the entrance to the village of Horaivka, near the bus stop on the main street.

The hut was restored and decorated with Dniester-style painting during a community workday. It is located on the grounds of the Greek Catholic Church.

A fence on the central street of the village of Horayvka

The summer kitchen of the estate on the central street of the village of Horayvka

A stop on the way to Bakota, featuring an image of the valley in Bakota and the famous White Mountain, which resembles a human face.

Painted by order of the residents of the village of Huta-Chugorska.