then to carry out the work you don’t need a large team of builders, the process involves operators and two engineers, although the process cannot be called fast, since the beginning of the year the company has printed only 10 such buildings, however, some kineans are lucky - they take out a loan for housing that is being built by the state. for fifty-five-year-old felistarm, this is the first and only opportunity in life to escape from the slums; a one-bedroom house cost $7,800. i have to pay off the loan for 25 years, this is the first house in my life, now it forever belongs to me, here i first began to live fully and it’s great, for example, if i plant a flower here, no one will tell me, tear it out, this is not your land, i can do what i see fit, however, despite it would seem , a win-win option, afford to buy any house, whether from a government program or a private company, the majority of the local population cannot even... on credit: the average salary in kenya

is 101 us dollars, the price of a house starts from 3,800. we would really like to move to better housing, but we don't have the money. state housing is like a dream for us, but our income does not allow us to buy it. another disadvantage is that 3d printing technology takes a long time to work at full capacity, using bricks and cement, building is much more convenient, simply because people can plan. their costs and work gradually, 3d printing in its current form offers a ready-made solution for a fixed amount, which is not suitable for everyone. fortunately for many, last year the kenyan parliament passed a new finance law, the document provides for the allocation of one and a half percent from gdp for the construction of affordable housing. in addition, the country's president decided to additionally subsidize the program for large families that are below the poverty line. huts

lacking basic amenities. mikhail gromov, around the planet. the miracle in the desert is one of the driest places on earth, and the takama blossoms and smells, the lifeless land has come to life in chile, the culprits of the change of scenery, long rainfalls coupled with the climatic... people have been waiting for visual fireworks for years. the last time flowering was observed here was 9 years ago. among local phenomena is called the florida dessert or the blooming desert. and, as they say, cold is not a hindrance to flowers. the desert is located in northern chile in the southern hemisphere, so it is now the height of winter there. what else happened in the past 7 days? what events will not leave you without? emotions that are definitely

worth learning about; yana mendeleva has prepared a special selection for you. a trace from a ufo that was observed in the sky by residents of belarus and some regions of russia. buffaloes on the streets of surakarta, where they celebrate the new year in july. festival we'll find out together in the next few minutes about chariots in india and which restaurant was recognized as the best in the world. not ufos or ominous omens. a common luminous phenomenon in the sky over belarus and russia on the night of july 10 turned out to be just a trace from a european launch vehicle designed to launch scientific satellites into orbit. its launch took place in french guiana. users of social networks are actively publishing footage of a mysterious glow in the sky. buffalo parade on the streets of surakarta. thousands of javanese

celebrated the islamic new year as as a rule, on this day no lush celebrations are held; local residents , dressed in national costumes, go out for a night procession, marching without unnecessary talking, eating or drinking in the pre-dawn hours. this is a time to reflect on past mistakes and strive to live better than the year before. it is believed that the coming year will be prosperous if you do good deeds. we hope in this way to help preserve. as it should, we believe that it will bring not to give up on culture and love its blessing to all of us, indonesian to the people. the radhayatra chariot festival took place in india. it is the oldest and largest hindu event. every year, millions of people from all over india gather in puri to take part in it. the main attribute is huge wooden chariots 14 m high . transporting the image of the deities

of jagannath, balalap khadra subhadra. the holiday is colorful with songs and dances, and guests are treated to fruits. i'm here for the second time. the festival gives me goosebumps, as soon as i enter the territory it’s amazing to be here. gastronomic delights , the restaurant disrutar, located in barcelona, ​​was recognized as the best in the world. it took first place in the annual ranking of the british magazine restoran, which includes 50 positions, and received the highest ratings from various prestigious... guides, including michelin. since we received the award, there have been serious problems with the booking. we used to have a waiting list of maybe seven or eight months, now visitors have to wait almost a year. visitors here can try

the most delicious dishes, including a multi-spherical pesta with delicate festage and eel, or a unique interpretation of the typical spanish tapas dish, gilda. gold. tember of the czech republic and an absolute star of the musical old world. the first non-creative profession of a vocalist, a tram track electrician. he combined work at the factory with singing with an orchestra. the virtuoso was taught opera art at the prague conservatory by a student of chaliapin. with the beginning of the sixties , a twist performed by the artist on the crest burst onto the radars of music lovers and recorded his debut album. tale voices were heard on european stages in the seventies. framed the film three nuts for cinderella. he was loved by the czech people and the soviet public and even played music with frank senatrey in the same program. the great artist had enough for everyone; his creative range was 150 records and 2,500 songs. they also used as many as 15 world languages. the date

of the week is july 14, the 85th birthday of a true virtuoso of lyrical passages. karila gotta. you looked around the planet, thank you for being there. with us, go to the website www.tvr.by and see the agency’s favorite projects tv news online, do svidan. a vychládá žád, než se den rozhostí, když muž se ženou snídá. noc zamknou jak chrám ozměnou něžností, když muž se ženou snídá.

the artist should not think, he should do as he sees, this text, i remember this thought, all my life, i live with it, let alone trying to embody it, in a discussion with it, in an argument, in a debate, this is how he sees, here i am

i live with this phrase as i see it. i come from a military family, and my mother is an english or german teacher, the family moved often, i was born in the minsk region in the village of stolbtsy, but it was a military town, we immediately moved to borisov, then my father was sent on a business trip to mongolia, my conscious childhood begins in mongolia, the southernmost populated city.

all the military, but for me it was almost insulting, i rose in authority instantly, by accident, when they put us in modeling, there were horses or something, children were modeling something there, but for me it was so natural that i when i was sculpting this horse without any second thoughts, probably for the first time in my life, i suddenly looked at looks at me, another stands, looks, a third looks, they gathered around me, i love yes... i already have such a wariness, well, i see, they have some kind of completely different feeling, oh, how blind i am,

well, i made it for you, i put everything on the group and my authority instantly soared, i didn’t know what it was even then, but it was the first one like this, you know, probably a drug or some kind of infection injected me with success from the fact that you can do it easily, you come across a book called fate. soviet ballet, there on on the title page there is a girl like this, i am these girls, and i was already interested in girls, i fell madly in love in the first grade, i look at our girls who are here, they were elves for here i am an orc, i see elves here, i looked through the boys in tights, and the girls i was simply shocked, so i entered the chorigraphic school, began to study,

i didn’t even remember anything, nothing attracted me, but the school has such specifics, there you can or deserve to be in their order then, if you are a fan, just if you fanatically passionate about this cause if you are sick, fan and so on. if you have non-genius abilities, if you are not a genius, a gifted workaholic, then in principle you have nothing to do there, so the teachers told us, go trolleybus drivers, well here again a gift of fate, i went to tamara tikhovna matvienko’s studio in the palace of pioneers, here it is, that is, the very feeling in the space of the sculpture studio, it contrasts with the feeling... of myself in the ballet hall, there i was in my place in the studio, this is where

this understanding began that sculpture, here it is, come on, come on, come on, here it comes to me in my head, personally, this, no one suggested to me, because no one could suggest this, this is an adventure that borders on madness, yes, go kazguru, students, who are you, a ballet dancer, kasguru yes... well, even what something to finish, and i went, came straight to his studio, zair isakovich, i’m a ballet dancer, take me as a student, he doesn’t take students, i’m like that, excuse me, i turned around and went, but i saw the studio, i inhaled this the spirit of this space, and again a workshop, a real sculptor’s workshop, this again and the ballet hall and the skul workshop, this... everything, where are you, where is your place, i then complained to my guardian angel,

my patroness, my beloved radoslavia nikolaevna alladova, and she told about this to her brother valmin nikolaevich aladov, and valmin nikolayevich aladov, the composer’s son, built azguru’s workshop, he is the architect of this workshop, and he brings me to him on a white volga, well... it’s good there, well, like they were all joking about their talent, like they should help each other , happy, they went their separate ways, that’s it , that means that's it, come, study, and immediately gives me the task of enlarging his portrait, i times this twice, chuh-chukh-chukh-chukh, and he’s such a portrait of me, everything is like this, like this, like this, like this.

bang, it opened, i broke this whole huge, huge tower overnight, made a complete copy in 2 days. this is enlarged, and one comes up and says: ugh, okay, otherwise i was scared, i thought that you were mediocrity, but you just didn’t know how.

when we said goodbye to zariksakovich on the last day, we came out of these doors of his workshop, went down this path, he with a stick, i slowly, slowly i walk next to him, we say something... to a friend, he says: you’re leaving me too early, he says, you should have another year with me, and you could become a good artist, then they stopped and said, but still , i bless you, i made this kind of gesture

in a circle, like this, i made it with my hand, so... and i went, i went, turning away quickly so as not to discharge, just spasms like that, and he still stood there, looked after me , i then turned around, then ran quickly to finish this, with this the page has closed for now, now we will just find ourselves in this place, in my pinatas, where it took place, my real almamator, where his spirit probably still hovers. and here it is, my almamater, my school, today the museum of zarisaki chasgur, a folk sculptor,

is where i spent my time. 4 years, i knew each of these personalities, each one, i learned each one by heart, today i don’t recognize some of them, strange, 4 years, here, he had a chair, a deep one, such a royal chair, i sat here in front of him, rocking chair, it’s unlikely that all the sculptures stood here, sculptures, sculptures, sculptures, portraits, but the atmosphere was different, here the atmosphere was different, it was working, working, now, of course, it’s a museum, and you can see the people who work here, they are simply fans of their work, portrait by vasily ivanovich.

petrov, here he is, the former chairman of the kgb of belarus, when the portrait was already ready, vasily ivanovich brought badges to make copies of them, i quickly made them from plasticine separately, because then they are applied there, then in the form, then after another interruption i came for these with badges, here they are sitting, vasily ivanovich, zarisakovich and some of the other guests, well, how are they, well, go get them. i bring it from the workshop, suddenly i stole one, these badges were molded, everyone here, wow, on these badges, that is, they were so delighted with these badges, which they just took, stuck the badge on, wow, especially the badges, as if it it was better than the portrait itself, it was very funny, i was going to enter

the leningrad academy of arts and continue the work. which i started doing, everything i did for it, i even collected the documents there to give, but that son was born in a perfect passion, i had to support my family, so the academy disappears, and i find myself with the need to earn money, one day i just invited him to the workshop, just like that... somewhere at school he was in the fifth, sixth grade , he wanted to buy something for himself, i said: come, help me, do the work, you will get money, he came and made a copy of mine.

today my son is a general, and i’m already trying to become just a banner, all responsibility should be on him, like tolstoy, good an officer should not be an orderly for a long time, otherwise he gets used to this role without responsibility, now the son is almost an orderly, but he needs to lead, take responsibility for himself, develop the business, because of the principle. continuation - it requires double effort , much more than just continuation, it

is he who can make this decision, daughter, as they say, the first to pacify, the second to console, but to some extent, in my case it’s the other way around, i have a dream today as a consolation, he is so affectionate, daughter, for now, well... just a star, a star, talented, smart, beautiful, and this may tear a person apart, but today i am satisfied that i keep traditions, those that i respect very much, old, old traditions, when the craft passes from father to son, this is when i hope that my daughter with her talents, i still see her... as a producer, that's producing, that might just be her path, maybe she will later, in addition to all these projects that she already has now, her soul is so broken, her head

is exploding, maybe she can help workshop, somewhere he will promote something with his skill, talent, energy skills, and we are just that, the thing is that craft, porcelain, well, yes, and this can be a matter of generations. the actual process of making chess

consists of removing molds from finished models, which my father had previously done. i removed the plaster mold from them, definitely plaster, because plaster absorbs moisture, leaving only the material itself. now, the fewer parts in the plaster mold, the more convenient it is to work with it. but there are also some nuances, that is, it is fraught the fact that it is more difficult to obtain, there are more locks and so on, but when you get only two parts of the mold, this is considered very good, after the mold is ready, i take liquid porcelain, we have liquid porcelain mixed in these barrels, the density is determined by eye, we already have enough experience to understand that with this... it’s pleasantly convenient for us to work, some work with more liquid, some with thicker, we have enough of the state of liquid sour cream, we close it so that it doesn’t dried out. and

we begin with an even, thin stream, falling into center of the mold, pour the plaster mold. we make sure to get to the center, because if the porcelain flows along the walls when it is casting, this will be visible in the finished product in the subsequent product, there will be a trace of the porcelain draining on it, we set the mold aside and wait until the mold fills the wall, the longer i wait , the thicker the wall itself will be, a wall that is too thick adds extra weight to the figure, it’s more difficult to work with something that’s too thin, another feature of a thin wall is that you ’re taking it as if it’s a plastic thing, there’s no

feeling of something expensive. the opposite feeling something cheap, so i wait 3-4 minutes until it reaches the thickness i need, sometimes adding, as i already said, gypsum absorbs moisture, the water leaves, leaving only the material itself, after waiting for the required wall thickness, i know from experience that about 3-4 minutes have passed, you definitely need to drain the mold, sometimes it doesn’t drain because it’s too narrow, the hole for draining needs to be pryed open, then the mass will pour out, it’s imperative to drain the mold, because if it remains intact, then it will explode in the stove, because the air will have nowhere to escape, since in the oven during firing the product is reduced many times, by about 14%. so it

is imperative that it be hollow so that the air has somewhere to escape, set it aside and wait for about an hour, in summer weather, in hot weather, 40 minutes, and i knew that you would come to us, so i prepared it in advance, filled the mold, drained it, now i can demonstrate what i would do with it in 40 minutes, i carefully remove the elastic, the elastic is also necessary so that it... tightly tightens the details of the form, it often happens that it expands due to pressure, which is created during pouring, then you get a puddle, the whole mass has flowed out, that is , the parts of the form should be tightly, tightly connected, so i carefully separate them, well

, the head fell off, but that’s okay, these are... working moments, you see, there ’s a crack here, it’s been waiting for you for too long, it’s advisable to get it out so that this doesn’t happen, but it’s all fixable, carefully, firmly, my father always told me, you need to hold it like a bird, your hand should be stiff, but not squeeze it, so it turns out, i’ll get it in parts, the body and the head. will have to glue but again, i repeat, this is not a problem.

after klim... opened the mold, took out the casting and processed it, we carry out the first so-called waste firing and after it we begin painting the figures, we paint in accordance with historical books, that is, we have them, different figures, as it were, here we look at everything, so i start painting, we have salt paints, the so -called, this paint is ordinary. type, that is , it is just paint that is applied to the surface of the figures, salt paint, it has the property of being absorbed into the shard, it looks like just water, well, roughly speaking, like colored water, and that is, it is simply absorbed into the shard and, as it were, then after firing it appears, but it’s not visible directly when applied, that is we absolutely impregnate just a shard,

it is not visible, so with it you need very... technology is very subtle technology, that is , well, we have high-quality equipment, high-quality materials, that is, well, unfortunately, we have american paints, because they seem to satisfy our needs, but yes, this is a very complex technology, i liked the manufacturing process itself, it’s the manufacturing process itself that impresses me most here...