An exhibition of photographs of lost mosaics of Mariupol was presented in Lviv

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Zenyk Art Gallery presented the exhibition project "Mariupol: Lost Greatness", dedicated to the City Day. The exhibition included photographs by journalist and photographer Ivan Stanislavsky.

About this informed Head of Lviv OVA Maksym Kozytskyi.

These photos show over 26 mosaics that once adorned Mariupol. In particular, the mosaic “First Graders” on the facade of school No. 34 and “Metallurgists” in the waiting room of the railway station by Valentin Kostyantynov and Lelya Kuzmenkov, as well as the works of Alla Horskaya – “Boryviter” and “Tree of Life”.

Photo: Maksym Kozytskyi / Facebook
Photo: Maksym Kozytskyi / Facebook
Photo: Maksym Kozytskyi / Facebook
Photo: Maksym Kozytskyi / Facebook

"We have not lost Mariupol, because it lives in people. After all, a city is not walls and buildings, but above all hearts, memories and families, which carry its true greatness," the message says.

The exhibition will last until September 28.

 

 

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