Human Hole, Hunger and God at War. Valerii Puzik

"Human Burrow" is a book about the Ukrainian infantry, about fear and fatigue, about language that breaks and is rediscovered; about war as a space where only the simplest and most important things remain: the warmth of another body, a sip of water, silence, trust, memory, love of life, a strange but very stubborn hope.

The texts consist of fragments, of dated days and nights, which gradually lose their difference from each other and merge into a single state - existence.

A burrow is not only an engineering structure, but a metaphor: a shelter and a trap at the same time, a womb and a grave, a space of human transformation, an entity that affects the body and consciousness.