Pics of the day: like country - like sandpits...

The patriotic upbringing of the younger generation, about which the Russian authorities never tire of repeating at every corner, has its own unique features. They are manifested in the incredible indifference of those who are responsible for it. Otherwise, how to explain the ubiquity of this kind of crafts, which, probably, only psychiatrists can appreciate.

“Our country is merry! You’ll laugh!”, “Like country - like sandpits...!”, - this is how the readers responded to the publication of the artist Kosta Gusalov, who wrote on his blog:

“Where - as they say - the Motherland begins”? My collection of playgrounds is growing. There are especially many sculptures with an infernal flavor here, so I ask the faint of heart not to look at...".

Other comments on these photographs were just as eloquent:

- Children would at least be sorry! Amazing! There are no words from the horror of what he saw.

- For some reason I remembered the "Panic room" in the Czech Lunopark from Soviet childhood!

- I understand why the citizens of Russia are so repulsed in terms of the absence of fear. There has been tough training since childhood.

- Street art is often scary, an outburst of fear, no matter how you restrain it, breaks through.

- This is such a deep symbol of our country that no "nesting dolls with birches" stood nearby. After all, this is the theater of the absurd! It's Harms!

- Yeah, it would be funny if it weren't so scary. Good description of the Motherland.

- I approve. And conceptually, and not without plastic expressiveness. And most importantly - you can't figure it out on purpose. Artists who deliberately work in this direction fall short of such power.