Farmak, the largest pharmaceutical manufacturer in Ukraine, has unveiled a photo exhibition titled Pharmacoesthetics — an artistic project that offers a new perspective on pharmaceutical production. The project commemorates the company’s 100th anniversary, which is being celebrated this year.
The photographs highlight the power of science, the precision of manufacturing processes, and at the same time — the human dedication behind every pill. It is a story about the beauty of technology working for the sake of health.
The author of the photographs is Ukrainian photographer Gregory Vepryk, known for his work at the intersection of industrial photography and visual art. In Pharmacoesthetics, he captures the world of manufacturing through the lens of aesthetics: precise lines, geometric shapes, and the interplay of light and shadow transform technological processes into true art forms.
The exhibition was opened on the company’s premises for employees. We invite everyone to explore the collection online via the link.
Farmak celebrates its centennial as a leader of the Ukrainian pharmaceutical market, exporting to 60 countries around the world. Today, the company’s product portfolio includes over 450 medicinal products, all manufactured in accordance with European GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) standards. In addition to its facilities in Ukraine, Farmak also operates a production site in Spain, and has offices and representations in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Vietnam, and the UAE.
