Symbol of the Year with manure: In Russia, a two -meter rabbit sculpture was blinded (video)

According to him, the state of health no longer allows him to keep cows, so the raw material for the sculpture had to be taken from a neighbor. "As it belongs, the symbol of 2023 - the rabbit - we made in our native village of Walba. The two -meter sculpture is mechanized - the rabbit plays the drum. The design was prepared in time, so they managed to present in time to the villagers," - says Yakut sculptor.

The sculptor noted that the rabbit became the twelfth of his creation made of such material. So Michael managed to recreate all animals from the eastern calendar. The resident of Yakutia also admitted that he was the easiest to work in a heavy frost. According to him, the winter of 2022 seemed too "warm" for such creativity. "The weather is not cold enough now, it complicates the molding process.

When minus 45 degrees frost on the street, the pus is freezing quickly, and today we have a minus 28-30 degrees," Mikhail Bopposov said. The author of the sculpture also mentioned that some people domesticate in Photoshop to his work non -existent elements. Because of this, journalists who were looking for a sculpture of a rocket with pus came to Michael. Mikhail Boppov first created a sculpture with manure in 2011, and then gained popularity in the Russian Federation.

Since then, a resident of Yakutia presents his works in his native village every year. For example, in 2021, Bopps showed a tiger family glued with manure. Among the works of the Russian one can see figures of horses, pigs, bulls and even characters from popular memes. In addition, in 2020, Bopposov appeared a competitor. He became his countryman Igor Melikov, who also created a sculpture of a bull with manure. Earlier, we wrote that in St.

Petersburg on the eve of December 18, a 17-year-old girl left an inscription on the installation of Mariupol, accusing the Russian Federation of destruction of the city. Later, the schoolgirl was detained and taken to the police department. Focus also reported that in the UK they apologized for a competition in which the Russian woman who drew Ukrainians won.