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Vollodymyr Voznyy Wins 2026 CENTER Environmental Award for 'Horizons'

award · 2026-09-16

Vollodymyr Voznyy was awarded the Environmental Award at the 2026 CENTER Awards for his photography project, Horizons, which delves into the oil-extraction landscape in Boryslav, Ukraine. Juror Dominique Hildebrand commended the project for its striking visuals that highlight the deep ties between the local community and their environment. Voznyy, based in Lviv and affiliated with the National Union of Photo Artists of Ukraine, used 6×7 medium format film for the series, inspired by his trips to Boryslav and Ukrainian literature. Once thriving in oil production, Boryslav now faces significant environmental issues, like water shortages and oil pollution. The award includes participation in Review Santa Fe, a feature in LENSCRATCH, and a place in the CENTER Winners Gallery & Archive.

Key facts

  • Vollodymyr Voznyy received the 2026 CENTER Environmental Award for his project Horizons.
  • The award recognizes work focusing on the state of the environment, including conservation, biodiversity, ecology, and climate change.
  • Juror Dominique Hildebrand is the Climate & Environment Photo Assignment Editor at The Washington Post.
  • The project was shot on 6×7 medium format film.
  • Boryslav was once a top-3 player in global oil production and known as the 'Galician Eldorado.'
  • The award includes Review Santa Fe participation, publication in LENSCRATCH, and other benefits.
  • Voznyy is a Lviv-based photographer and member of the National Union of Photo Artists of Ukraine.
  • Hildebrand was a finalist for the 2025 Pulitzer Prize in National Reporting as part of a team.

Entities

Artists

  • Vollodymyr Voznyy
  • Dominique Hildebrand
  • Ivan Franko

Institutions

  • CENTER
  • The Washington Post
  • National Geographic
  • LENSCRATCH
  • National Union of Photo Artists of Ukraine
  • Lviv Municipal Art Center
  • Museum of the Oil and Gas Industry of Ukraine
  • POYi
  • Pulitzer Prize

Locations

  • Boryslav
  • Ukraine
  • Lviv
  • Santa Fe
  • United States

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