By Victor Duda
“My first great success has come with an image that is already in the past, but it is still well remembered. The headdress, the Russian heap made me known and in a cognitive artist far beyond Ukraine. And although I gave up the Kokoshnik many years ago, changing him to the crown, he seemed to me an innocent and funny item that just took a place in my costume, ”the star said. Polyakova added that it was time to leave everything Russian in the past.
“Today I understand how the world has changed around and how we change. To enter the future, you need to decide with the past. And if yesterday the hen was just a stage attribute, a simple headdress, today it is a symbol of culture that came to us with the war. And now he is not a place here in Ukraine. He is not a place in my costume. This is the past.
We have to turn our view on ourselves, our history, beliefs, customs, look for inspiration and creative energy in national culture, combine, experiment without what was yesterday, ”she says. Polyakova also wished the Russians who came to Ukraine with the war and commit cruel crimes, to stay legs and hands right on the border.
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