it brings us to who we are now - after 2 years, yuri mikhailovich arrived, uh, in our city in soligorsk to install his art object. and we met with me and asked, yulia, where do you work? what are you doing? i say yuri mikhailovich here. i should be out of my maternity leave now. yes, i need to find a job. i don't know what to do. i wanted to get a job, as it is popular in our soligorsk to get a job in belarus potassium. at least by whom, at least on what conditions, the main thing is to get there. he sat and sat like that looked at me and he says, but you need it for me, these words of his just somehow pierced my whole brain and i always got a good manicure. eh, i again have my diploma, but the supervisor says, why is this not creativity for you? why is this not design? why do you think u work? uh, a manicurist is

somehow bad? you can open your own salon, then delve into this beauty sphere. i thought seriously about it, but soon i became pregnant with my second child and all my desires. e for the development of the beauty sphere. they are a little bit deposited on my back plan. while the second one was growing up, my baby. i understood that i was on maternity leave. i do nothing more than just make some plans and understand that i don’t need to do something. if i don't do anything. i will just degrade. i just took i had a box so big from the university. there were paint brushes, some kind of palette knives, that is, all this, here we are from the first there from the second courses. i just found this box, i look at it and i have some kind of nostalgia. i decided something needs to be painted. at least

to begin with, draw something and somehow they probably tell me that while you are saying some thoughts aloud, our phone listens to all this, and then it gives us some kind of advertisement, and in general, i take it, then the phone in my hands and an advertisement pops up to me, where they draw pictures of fluitard. it's like liquid acrylic diluting acrylic paints with a special thinner medium and due to what these paints become fluid liquid and i was just struck by it all. i decided to try my first fluitart painting. she gave me a hard time. and, by the way, i sold my first painting quite recently. here it is 2 years later. it would seem, but then, when my friends looked at this picture, they said that it would fit into such an interior, it would fit into such an interior, that it was very interesting and unusual, and i began to think. what if it really is?

many probably imagine that epoxy resin. it's something natural. perhaps even the resin that flows through the trees, when you looked at it as a child and you saw this beautiful caramel amber color, but no. let's understand epoxy resin is a polymer component. uh, in order for the resin to gain its

strength and hardness, it needs hardeners, i work. here i am with this resin. it is absolutely transparent completely safe, but when working with epoxy resin, special safety precautions must be observed for epoxy resins. they are allowed by pregnant women, breast-feeding persons under the age of 18, as when mixing epoxy resin and hardener. she, uh, this mixture releases toxic substances that we can even not notice and just by inhalation. they can provide. uh, the negative impact on our lungs, so we need to. necessarily, work in a respirator, observe all safety measures, all these seemingly shortcomings are not important for me, as i fell in love with this resin. i just live it, i breathe it. eh, i love every job i do. and if you follow all these safety measures, then it’s not so scary for

beginners to work with epoxy resin. i think it will be difficult, but it's all experience. you know, the first time. i also had difficulties, but that's all comes with experience, you need to understand how the resin works, how it forms, just taking this or that pattern and pouring the colored resin into the mold will not work. maybe, of course, you will be lucky and you will end up with beautiful products, but you need to know. uh, the basics of chemical processes in order to create. uh, beautiful things, epoxy is still a very capricious thing, but it does not like high humidity. if the product dries in a room with high humidity, an amine film may form on the surface. this is the so-called grid. it gives matte finish and it is a mistake to assume that the product can be poured at one time. this is not so. each product is poured in layers, and after it would seem that we got the finished products from

mold, we still need to polish it and cover the finishing layer with a finishing layer. there are also several pitfalls behind it, again an amine film, if the temperature is on if the temperature regime in the room is not observed, if the humidity in the room is high, or it is very hot, and also our most evil enemy is dust particles that can e -e drop to the surface for the finishing coat. and so most form a crater at the product. all this means back sanded and re- coated with a finishing layer in order to proceed. the process we need scales paper cup resin with hardener is mixed strictly by grams, you cannot pour one component more or less than the other, as the product may not harden or become rubber or very fragile charms of epoxy resin also lies in the fact that each product is unique it cannot be

repeated whether it be a ring or an earring or a plate, no matter that the resin draws its drawings. and even i can not repeat my product. and now we were making a coaster, which can later be bent into a bowl of resin to convey the bend. maybe hot water. and after the resin has hardened in the mold. it would seem that it is already solid, but no. e resin e gains its full strength after 36-72 hours. and if at first we take out the product from the mold and place it under hot water, it is no, flexible, as if rubber in this way. i make bowls. now i poured the resin into the mold. and this is just one drawing. uh, the main picture is a resin pattern she draws herself without me, you will see, this is possible only when you get the products, because all beauty is under the bottom and i can’t even guess what awaits me, so

every smoke molding is always something new and i look forward to it. sometimes it seems that all the sights have already been seen, and the historical

facts have been studied, we just approached the pink building. the answers themselves catch the eye that in the city during the first world war, wilhelm ii was twice in the city says a memorial plaque on the building local history museum. however, do not rush to conclusions. this concrete fence will cause bewilderment. why did they take it and put it right next to the palace, but i hasten to reassure you and the entrance gates were pripuslovskiy fences exactly in this form, our hosts will always find something to surprise you with a hydrological object not a simple local calls it boiling water. interestingly, this is because the water in it is hot, like in a geyser, and boils during the soviet era. here you can buy a ticket even for rocket and go. no, not in space. this was the name of the hydrofoil ship, which, like today's passenger flights

, set off on a journey down. local hospitable inhabitants along pripyat. this is how tourists are greeted, watch the projection of the journey on belarus 24 tv channel. their work is not easy. we work around the clock, that is, completely disconnected from the production process from work, probably, it’s impossible to get on a flight somewhere. this means that it is now under the responsibility of the airline. every day you have to deal with different tasks, and sometimes very non-standard ones. they come up with the most unusual things to take with them on a trip. well, probably the most unusual thing that happened was a south african vessel with liquid nitrogen, which was smoking right at the airport, all the characters are completely different, what unites them is the

desire to achieve the best result. we are an export company, 85% of our products are exported and only 15% is our domestic marketers and our desire to provide a good service. transfer passengers as safely as possible comfortable, look, project one day on our tv channel. after i painted my first fluitard painting. me and she

turned out so gloomy and brutal. i still wanted to make the picture bright. hmm , my distinguishing feature, probably, in my products is a combination of incongruous, or some bright accents. well, you can even look at my wall. in general, this is this is mine and when hmm i began to try again, uh, fluid painting. i bought uh, neon florescent paints and i got steel get the pictures that i had in my head, just bright. they glow under ultraviolet light. here, as in a disco, this is it, you are the most fashionable when you put on, the brightest, so that you somehow stand out there and there was a wow effect and these pictures, these bright colors. eh, that's become my hallmark. that

is, they began to recognize me by these works of resin, in fact, i had already bought it even before i painted my first picture with paints. i bought resin and ordered silicone molds for myself, where is the resin it is poured to make a product, but these forms did not come to me twice. i ordered them again, another month passed. and in general, for now. i was waiting for these forms. i still understood. i need to do something. i drew, i drew, i drew. and finally my cherished ones come. background shapes i think that's it, i'm going to pour now - it's resin and have fun. my first works, of course, left much to be desired. i didn’t buy any courses that taught me anything, i quietly still remember at my dacha. uh uh uh somewhere in the garage i took these products to dry on them, then the flies stuck, beetles, i didn’t know what to do with it. they

froze. uneven. i still remember, even i was fascinated by the product with dried flowers. hmm, and i already think so. well, now i’ll take the resin , throw flower plants there and it will be beautiful to me, but no one told me that products with flowers are dry flowers, and i just plucked these daisies from the flower bed in the country. filled them up there. i look why they all turned black something even rotted there what is a why couldn't it? here go on the internet even look to read something. no, i somehow didn’t think of it before, or something. and that’s all by the method of error plugging. i still haven't left the topic. here is the acrylic. i liked how this paint flows. i thought that if e tried to make paintings from resin using the fluitard technique, but only from resin, and slowly,

quietly. i became, i didn’t understand myself, when i reached this level, where i am now, it’s somehow everything, i don’t know how to explain it. this is what i understand it's not magic, it's not sorcery. it's more of an experience. it’s just that i never envied anyone with some kind of black envy, i always rejoice for the success of someone. let. even if, as many people tell me, this is not a colleague, these are competitors. i say no first . this is a colleague, because that's how the world is built, if you treat someone badly, that's envy with some kind of hatred. you everything comes back in life boomerang rules e, now e classes in epoxy have grown not just into a hobby, but in the real thing this is my job. i'm with i can proudly say that i am an epoxy resin master. uh, when i first started,

that's all. hmm, many, perhaps they did not understand and thought that this was my hobby. and when i still remember, even now parents are there husband, they all say that you are all in this phone, that you are all in this phone? and how can i not have a phone in my work without a phone. this is the main tool, because i'm an advertiser, that is, i advertise my products myself, so that i can hmm advertise this or that product. i need it. graph. and this is not just pick it up and take a picture to make a good quality photo pictures that will catch. uh, eyes to the buyer, let's say potential customers. it is necessary to dance with a tambourine around this product. you need to put out the light. you need to come up with some decor elements, but process them with high quality, then

sign the photo with a beautiful text. uh, well, it's a whole science to post on instagram, uh, it takes me. well, two or three hours of free time, no one understands. eh why? i take pictures for 40 minutes there your plate, for example, yes, no one understands why i then sit for an hour editing the video, no one understands why? i shoot video processes in the studio. and how long this is. eh, how hard is that to do? and when no one else helps you, that is, i need to upload the product and mount the video and shoot this video and then post it on instagram, so this is an endless work with the phone. why didn't i quit this epoxy business. probably because

some kind of magic happens in each product, and when i pour resin. in this silicone form, i myself can’t fully imagine what will happen on the reverse side exactly on the reverse side. all resin forms patterns, that is, yes, i pour. i know the techniques. i know, uh, in what proportion you need to add this or that dye, because there are also dense and translucent ones, one heavier one lighter. it 's all at the chemical level. that is, i already somewhere even began to understand a little bit in chemistry. and when we pour this resin. we can only get there a day later, some the next day, for example, we can get and see what you got. this process of taking the resin out of the mold is called demolding. and these are the moments of de moldings. they are always magical, it's just

where you aspire to run every morning, how i hate just waking up very much. early, but uh the whole school year. i took my child to school and my workshop is not far from his school. i woke up with pleasure, because i knew. i will now take the child to school and go to see what i have done. what a filling i got and and every time it's wow it's delight and want to do more. give

me a cartoon. here are my two great guys. this is zlatan this is plato ice cream chamber. my family supports me in all my endeavors, it so happened that i am doing my own thing. i myself have no one bothering me. and it’s so much more comfortable for me when i do everything, the eldest boy herself helps me collect, and the pebbles of acorns are everything that can be added to the resin. my job is my vacation, when i'm doing, uh, what i love to do. i

rest my soul. and that's enough for me to work. i can work at home i can work in a shop, i can work anywhere, so it doesn't distract me. the biggest source of inspiration. these are my clients when they come to me with cool ideas. you are by far the biggest inspiration. but when customers come to me with some incredible ideas, i inspire them. and i thank each and every one of my customers thanks to epoxy resin. i was able to develop such qualities as patience. perseverance force resistance, yes to the nervous system work with clients. it's never was. it's just, uh, every person, he is individual, and you need to find an approach to him. and there are people. i would even say not critics

, haters who just want to do harm, just somehow pick something out of evil or say some kind of no, well, something unpleasant, but it doesn’t cling to me. if this is really criticism, but the real one, i listen and do not take offense. and i would like to wish all people who would like to try themselves in something new not to be afraid not to close. there is no one who does not have himself in the first place, there is no world, but i still want to take and try to say that our children - this is the main thing, these are our, uh, small engines, for the sake of which you still need to smile to live together happily, if i would probably never have met. it's epoxy and would work anywhere with papers in an office. nothing ordinary would happen in my life, so everything happened as it should have happened.

irina good evening. not anna, but irina karenina , for our sophisticated poetry, i present to the public a russian poet, our belarusian journalist sb belarus today a member of the presidium of the union of writers of belarus and a member of the union of writers of russia, the author of seven books was not mistaken. why did a person with such a fine mental organization take such a strong political position and how did this affect your work? you know, fine mental organization is a tungsten filament. she is thin too. this is a good comparison. this has absolutely no effect on its quality, let's say. so. but it can withstand a lot of heat and for

a long time for a long time. here, as to why the position is, and, not the other, probably, somewhere a consequence of the innate stubbornness of the character, which was initially, with all the really some kind of sensitivity of a child, some such things have always been very severe. no kidding, the soup is very tough. i remember when it seemed to me that i always stood up against something for something, fought for justice, when it seemed to me that something was wrong from me they could not get anything but an apology. that is, i cut the truth in the eyes of the teacher with the right, yes, teachers at school. and mommy remembered me and told. here you are saying, apologize, you stand tormented, silent from under the boat, no, this is next. and indeed, this is such a vital stubbornness, but a system of views that has developed over the years. it

allows, probably, to draw certain conclusions about what is happening and, let's say, these views have been formed for more than one year and adhere to. i started them far from yesterday, but on the other hand, and not in such a way that initially i thought somehow stately. it all comes with age. everything comes with experience. everything came with a rethinking of the most different events, but the events of our life are very generous. here, pardon my curiosity, yes, but some things are your biographies. after all, they are akin to such a fascinating family, you worked as a fashion model, administrator of a rock group, dancer in the kbr . this is generally something

otherworldly for me, and this is far from a complete list. here and among all these incarnations, the literary institute and the institute of civil service. that's all in the name of creativity or to be able to be creative. well, all exotica she had in the nineties. so it's basically in the name of survival. firstly, yes, and due to the fact that i’m especially young , i don’t know how to do anything. well, i knew how, i could drink, i could dance. i could do some such things, why, in general, i somehow studied uh, even a music school there, but in different circles and so on. well , what else could i do if, in fact, i didn’t have any education at that time, and not uh some competencies, but there was food. it is necessary therefore, all this exotica, especially the singer in the restaurant, they talk there,

music schools came in handy there, you understand, they fed the hare krishnas, too, and three times a day. it was a very big help. they have a very large salary, but they feed you. at the same time, the truth of vegetarian food, by the way, is delicious. and that's all i can say to this, here, and then everything worked out, as it happened. i have a father. uh, from a very famous ural journalist. he worked for almost 40 years, probably himself an editor newspapers for free newspapers. at some point, when all this seething, i was pretty tired. he says if you want to go work for me, i went to work. actually. this is how journalism began. somewhere around the same time, literature began to be published, something slowly began to shift. i also wrote in this direction, for a long time i wrote amazing nonsense, in general, you can’t imagine absolute nonsense. i’m talking about my

first youthful experiences, when there is blood love, carrots, socks of passion to shreds horrible, really. this is me from a professional point of view. i say that you absolutely cannot feel sorry for yourself in this regard. it was scary from the point of view of the profession. but nevertheless, everything flows, everything changes, people change, people grow up, work on themselves, so quietly. we have come to what we have come to professional peaks in journalism and literature. glory. god, you took place in your time, in moscow you made a career there. and 10 years ago you came to minsk for your husband, your husband is now an ex and left, and you live in belarus. here why, in this case, our country did not become a former place of residence. here, probably everything is very simple for me, belarus it's all the same.

i am a soviet person. i am a person who grew up in the soviet union, who still had time to live with him and receive certain moral inoculations, belarus has preserved. this is the best thing that happened in the soviet union, first of all, from a moral point of view, in many ways, somewhere, there are some moments that i really like, which are preserved in social life, so somehow everything worked out. so that you can live here, without giving yourself and your affairs. my uh moral principles, that's why i'm here, that's why i absolutely consciously chose hmm to work in the state media at one time, because if you choose, well, roughly speaking, there are fewer independents and i will persuade you about this for a very long time and they stomp my feet for a very long time at the time on this matter.