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An inconspicuous symbol of the Russian invasion.
A Central European Trojan horse that still reminds you that it is never clear how many soldiers are hiding in one tank. At the same time, it is a personal memory of a trip through the tourist Celetná Street to the school at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. A warning that the open post-revolutionary invasion of the Russians is probably more powerful at present than the "hidden" presence of Russian troops during the previous regime. A sign of the ever-present syndrome of the Russian colony. The glass version, a pure form without a decorative surface, adds the relativity of absolute transparency to the play of meanings.
In 2008, Maxim Velčovský used the characteristic outline of the figurine in the area to shape the tray of a porcelain breakfast set.

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