Italian Artist Paints Mural on Residential Building Wall in Kramatorsk
The painting depicts the lotus flower, which symbolizes the will to live.
Italian artist Fabio Petani painted a picture on the wall of a residential building in Kramatorsk as part of the You Are East project, reports blogger Alexander Baraboshko.
The Nelumbo (Lotus) flower symbolizes strength and the will to live, regardless of circumstances.
The painting also features a mountain lake landscape, and the sky gives the water the effect of magical glass. The work offers those who cannot travel a chance to immerse themselves in the nature of other parts of the world.
Kramatorsk is located in Donetsk Region just a few kilometers from occupied territories.
In Kyiv the situation is different: a few days ago a mural by an American artist was painted over near Darnytskyi Square.
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