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Painting by artist Vladimir Korbakov is presented on the facade of the drama theater in Vologda

In the regional capital continue to develop a project to create architectural illumination

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Painting by artist Vladimir Korbakov is presented on the facade of the drama theater in Vologda

The regional capital continues to develop a project to create architectural illumination. With the help of projectors, the facade of the drama theater building is decorated. Here is a picture of the Vologda artist Vladimir Korbakov “Poet Konstantin Batyushkov walks around Vologda”. He wrote the work in 2009 when he was 87 years old.

According to the plot of the picture, Konstantin Batyushkov walks among the sights of the regional capital. Here you can see familiar architectural objects. The bright picture looks expressive because of the monochrome gray facade of the theater.

The head of the city Sergey Zhestyannikov noted that such projects fill the urban environment with meaning and make it “live”. The work is carried out within the framework of the gubernatorial program “Strategy 2.0”.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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