Nearly every month, my little daughter and I would visit Boryslav, where my wife's grandmother had lived her entire life. The incredible atmosphere of these lands interested me and made me delve deeper into its history. Among the classics of Ukrainian literature, you can find Ivan Franko' 'Borislav Laughs' and 'Boa Constrictor.' After revisiting these works, I felt compelled to share the story of Boryslav and its people, as well as my feelings and emotions. This is how 'Horizons' my series of photographs, was born. It demonstrates intricate the relationships between people and nature while showcasing the contrasting historical facets of this city. Time has ruthlessly changed Boryslav's face. Once a top-3 player in global oil production, it has now become a remote province living through the harsh consequences of industrial activity. This city led me to experiment with medium format photography to avoid any accidents and to down the process of creating a picture. I also took the time to become acquainted with the city and its residents - a place that had held little significance for me before my daughter's birth. Today, Boryslav is intertwined family's history and my daughter's earliest memories.