Imagine my lawyerly surprise and joy to see one of history’s most important codifications being appreciated in a mural.
That one may be Chernobyl-related.
Ok, that last one is actually a religious symbol, an idol of Perun.
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Very colorful and very cool! The blue & yellow tank is a little (okay, a LOT) disturbing, but everything else was great. That little terrace on the yellow building looks scary. I don’t think I could sit up there.
I was wondering if the Ukrainian-colored tank symbolizes the battle in Donbas, showing how Ukraine is outnumbered by the constant supply of Russian military gadgets.
And I am usually a bit wary of such balconies, too. But then, the sun comes out, pulling me outside as well.
These are all great – I especially like the man planting the little flower. Street art is the best!
My favorite spot was the park with the sculptures and the cats on the wall.