“Great Victory: 80 years of bravery and memory”

The exhibition “Great Victory: 80 Years of Courage and Memory” has opened at the Record Culture Center.
Artists Vladimir Velichko, Alexander Kraev, Valery Krylatov, Alexander Kornilov, Inessa Safronova, Vyacheslav Grachev, Alexey Chernigin, Vladimir Semikletov and others have contributed their works to the exhibition.

The exhibition creates a space for communication and reflection, where everyone can ask themselves questions about patriotism, the price of peace and what lessons we can learn from our past. “After 80 years, we will once again feel the joy of Victory, preserving the memory of the courage and sacrifices of that war,” said Karina Lukyanova, head of the exhibition department of the Record cultural center.

The exhibition features works that convey moments of battles, the hardships of life at the front and in the rear. These sketches, made in various techniques, reveal the inner world of a person, his fears and dreams, hopes and worries. It was important for the artists to capture not only the external plot, but also deep emotions – the pain of loss, confusion, the joy of Victory and long-awaited peace.