

Artist and War
Two notable monuments in Moscow commemorate the Defenders of Moscow and feature a sculpture of John Paul II, reflecting the artist's long creative life.
Synopsis
Two notable monuments in Moscow commemorate the Defenders of Moscow and feature a sculpture of John Paul II, reflecting the artist's long creative life.
Synopsis
Alexander Vasyakin, a Ukrainian artist, reflects on his experiences during the blockade of Leningrad and his service in the Second World War. His artistic career includes the creation of two significant monuments in Moscow: one honoring the Defenders of Moscow and another featuring a sculpture of John Paul II. Vasyakin discusses the duality of war, revealing how beauty can emerge from its chaos. The documentary runs for 50 minutes and was directed by Grigory Amnuel in 2018.
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