Press

Press

Coverage, credits, and verified profiles for Denys Rzhavskyi and his projects. Denys Rzhavskyi is an artist and musician; he is not the Ukrainian politician Oleksandr Rzhavskyy.

Film & culture (Ukraine)

  • KP.UA, 2013 — Interview with Denys Rzhavskyi as head of the Ukrainian Film Association, on developing the national film industry.
  • okino.ua — Ukrainian film-industry coverage tagged to Denys Rzhavskyi (Ukrainian Oscar Committee context).

Music — Happy People / Dataism (2018)

  • BESTIN.UA — Interview on the debut album “Dataism”; founder using spoken-word delivery.
  • Buro 24/7 — Band and video; Happy People are Denys Rzhavskyi, Toma Rybka and Alex Gorchitsa, in a self-named genre “crypto-pop”.
  • LiRoom — “Dataism” released on the Masterskaya label.
  • OREST — Review: crypto-pop, themes of blockchain and Bitcoin.
  • Karabas — Debut-album announcement.

Music — R愛 (2025–)

  • Shazam — Credits for “I BASHO”: R愛 performer, Denys Rzhavskyi songwriter and producer.
  • Spotify — “I BASHO” by R愛 (2025).
  • Bandcamp — Official R愛 page.
  • Believe — Believe distribution.

Collaborations — listed externally

Art & gallery — anchor artist Evgeniy Lapchenko

Lapchenko's “Garden of Earthly Delights” (a reinterpretation of Bosch) is installed at the 906 World Cultural Center in San Francisco (a balbek bureau project), selected as one of three works by Ukrainian artists alongside Waone Interesni Kazki and Sergiy Maidukov. Coverage: ArchDaily, Designboom, Archello, InteriorZine.

  • ArchDaily — 906 World Cultural Center — coverage of the San Francisco project.
  • Archello — Project page for 906 World Cultural Center.
  • Kintsugi Gallery — Kintsugi Gallery represents Lapchenko.

Verified profiles