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no need to have dreams because i really did and do a lot of ballets. ugh i'm dreaming dreams. sometimes a performance starts and some dancer cannot come out. mega, you say, well, you know the ballet, come on, i'm waking up in this hysteria. yes, it happens. hello dear friends. we have almost started our broadcast. uh, on the first channel podcast, paws and the creative industry with you elena hyper, clip maker and producer and roman pockets, ceo of the presidential fund for cultural initiatives and media manager. and visiting. we have the brightest sign. uh, the representative of fashion is more than fashion, but the honored artist of russia is actually in there are a lot of designers in this crisis, and all of them are igor chepurin. good night, i'm glad

to be your guest. good night. but we have already started talking about dreams. let's continue, because the intrigue. eh, the viewer is terribly interested in how the dream ended, what the designer is dreaming of. yes, there are dreams. i have. eh, the dream from which i wake up, that we are preparing a show, almost all the fashion models are almost ready, but no one is dressed and the music of the show begins, and i see that the fashion model is not yet dressed, i also wake up in horror. so horrors are total. that is, it turns out horror. and let's somehow creative-industry. let's actually move on. yes yes. what triggers the designer? well, that is still mentally, right? well, first of all, the number of objects that we understand, yes, design , uh, well, how would it be called art uh, that is, it is street design, it's like industrial design, if we are talking about the facade of a factory. yes, i'm glad

i did at one point. e, i began to enjoy not only my direct profession as a fashion designer. at one point i went into furniture design. then i started doing interior design and i am grateful to myself that i was not afraid, then i started making scenery for ballets. for the costume department. then i made the design of the car to make the design of the iron. i did a lot of things and got there. it's real, my pride. it was last year. i did, uh, the design of the façade, and the factory that makes fiberglass. this is the strongest thread in the world, from which aircraft wings are made. well, and a lot of things, this is a russian company. i am very proud of the result. it's very beautiful, so i'm turned on by work. i am turned on by this life in the context of my curiosity. how to make it more beautiful or more modern, and this,

of course, goes out of fashion for me, but that's all i do. even ballet i always do very modern modern performances, and my costumes are always surprisingly new and for me this is also a new discovery of myself. so, what turns me on is the desire, uh, to give birth to something new and to be endlessly surprised. i know this. uh, there is an observation that we have passionate designers in our country who have a lot of work. that's how igor is in particular, and the design industry. in general, it is a debatable question whether it exists or not. well, here's how it's done for sure. i am very happy with what is happening now, because now a lot of effort is being invested in designating design as a very important phenomenon. and people don't always think when they pick up a pen that it was someone who was thinking someone?