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Photo by Boris Gurevich, photographer. Cityscapes. Canon EOS 5D Mark III, published 02.06.2021.
Comments 7
Andrey Shamrin
02.06.2021 09:56
Interesting contrasts!
G. Meremjanin
G. Meremjanin 134.17
02.06.2021 10:03
I looked at his sculptures, ... I didn't see the value in the costs of these erected structures; it looks like the development (burying) of budget money... Sculptures, for example, the Bronze Horseman in St. Petersburg, the Motherland in Volgograd are majestic and do not allow people and the next generation of the country to forget the Great History...
Boris Gurevich
02.06.2021 11:19
I looked at his sculptures, ...I didn't see the value in the costs of these erected structures, it looks like the development (burying) of budget money..... Sculptures, for example, the Bronze Horseman in St. Petersburg, the Motherland in Volgograd are majestic and do not allow people and the next generation of the country to forget the Great History.....
G. Meremyanin, Gena, I'll try to define it DIFFERENTLY (I have to constantly) - ask any St. Petersburg resident how many times a year they come to the Bronze Horseman....., and people spend time in these structures every day: children climb and jump on the "sculptures", old people sit and talk, photographers take pictures, in the evening young people come to hug..... , but how can they hug at the Motherland? It's somehow awkward, three of us, and with an elderly woman at that...
Besides, Russia requires something "majestic," but for us, the little things are enough for memory...
Boris Gurevich
02.06.2021 11:20
Interesting contrasts!
Andrey Shamrin, Dani was the first to develop this "landscape sculpture" trend in Israel.
G. Meremjanin
G. Meremjanin 134.17
02.06.2021 11:39
G. Meremyanin, Gena, I'll try to define it DIFFERENTLY (I have to do it all the time) - ask any St. Petersburg resident how many times a year they come to the Bronze Horseman... and people spend time in these structures every day: children climb and jump on the "sculptures", old people sit and talk, photographers take pictures, young people come in the evening to hug... but how can you hug at the Motherland Meter? It's somehow awkward, three of you, and with an elderly woman at that....
Then Russia needs something "majestic", but for us, small things are enough for memory...
Boris Gurevich, Borya, the key word is "SPEND TIME DAILY"... if a small pile of concrete is enough for memory, then... other countries have it too, though to give it permanence" "Eternal Flame" and the Stele to perpetuate the memory of the dead....
Boris Gurevich
02.06.2021 11:44
Boris Gurevich, Borya, the key word is "SPEND TIME DAILY"...if a small pile of concrete is enough for memory, then...they exist in other countries too, though to give permanence to the "Eternal Flame" and the Stele perpetuating the memory of the fallen...
G. Meremyanin, Gena, that's exactly it, people USE this structure, and don't come to a rally once a year.
G. Meremjanin
G. Meremjanin 134.17
02.06.2021 12:02
G. Meremyanin, Gena, that's exactly it. People USE this structure, and don't just come to a rally once a year.
Boris Gurevich, For the sake of benefit, they could have at least installed benches for the young people and provided drinking water... Once a year, Boris, in your country, this is a memorial event and a tribute to the victors of fascism at any time of year, but the sculptors Koneva and... for some reason, they didn't organize it, and they don't organize it in some countries...
Dani Karavan's creations will be remembered forever... I believe...
Boris Gurevich
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