uh, there on here. the neighboring carriages had their exchange features from katz. well, it jumped and jumped. eh, he took away the leshnya. uh, traditional were uh, towels. on which studded patterns were poked out near the cups near the vases, where peonies were located to the branch of the gun, they are cornflowers, there are wild field ramon, and in simple ones. uh, the carriage of our region was traditional, and the beds, where they poked or rolled out the forests of our aliya, except for the otradtsinovy ​​windmills, to the wolf villages. it was possible to build everything there and overseas or lions strained. well, the seed is glorified by its own mortgages, well, towels and they give in the tenth year were gone knitting needles, not material cultural chestnuts of the republic of belarus identical that from the left

that from the right to god the leather ornament symbol on the woven and embroidered workings yon a the symbolic sens pawns they can lead me to read to the alley book, well, this one likes to be a bright person. this is me all the patterns and yana e, with pagan hours. i'm up to us now. yes, well, they got drunk and we well, we are overgrown with them. tv channel belarus 24 broadcasts for you round day, do not switch. wait for the daily task to talk about belarus in the country and abroad. more than 100 million viewers around the world have access to the projects of our

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guests call themselves a recluse. at the same time, she is a very public person with an active civic position, how does she manage to combine such different qualities. now let's find out the artist svetlana svetlana is visiting me good morning, when you realized that this hobby of yours should become your profession. well , the truth is, yes, i drew, probably, like all children. in any case, it seemed to me that there was nothing special about it. well, my mother , she did not stop trying to find some talent in me. so, after listening once from her female artist friends, and as

for the unique studio of richard antonovich maya, she decided to take me there, well, in order to try, there really was such a unique studio. this is where the children were given some kind of freedom of creativity. hmm, they always occupied some places at international exhibitions of children's drawings there, and so on, he had, but some kind of such a principle of learning. here, it seems to be a very hated such principle of learning. that is, he didn’t even seem to teach anything, but the children did everything else. right here, right away, i left it and yes, i intended, and in principle, antonovich and my father. uh, they didn't live with their mother, they were already divorced, when they were closer to entering the

art school. as if everyone hmm helped me. you have never been a member of any trade union organizations. this is generally a principled position in youth. i realized that to get there, no matter how i shines. in any case, the outcome, as they fall. the children of artists are those who, as it were, this main clan, as they enter the school. how they get into the academy , how they get into the union, that is, none of this shone for me, because i did not have any leads. here is a little looking from the inside, as it were, of this community. well , it caused me, well, a certain thing, yes, i experienced an unpleasant sensation. well, then it will be my principle kept all my life. that is, it became so, well, a loner

such as in this regard. then no more attempts. i never undertook in one of my interviews. you said that it is not with your character to paint still lifes, what is your character like? i said in context, i mean, i was asked if i would like to work on the topic after all the uh, upheavals and there. here are the events. take all this, and go into still lifes. i said that when the perimeter is on fire, it’s not with my character to leave the still life. that is, i cannot help but react to, uh, an external stimulus call, that is happening. and something, well, painfully bad, then you experience it. and there is such a thing for maybe

not only me there. well, maybe someone will agree with me that you seem to be doing a painting there. ah, in response to some kind of challenge to some kind of pain, and you, uh, you have some kind of feeling that you, well, helped with something. that is, uh, improved this one a little, well, here's some such and you calm down yourself, then journalists call you a master of a psychological portrait. what does it mean, they probably mean. and generally speaking, when they say that they mean it. well, that the artist is able to depict a person not in the moment. like here's a photo. here you laugh with joy. here you are crying. namely, how

to portray him, to catch his character, to catch him some basic ones, let's say the essence of a person. you see, this is probably very loud, but the characteristic character, apparently, is meant. yes, and some of his features are such that, perhaps, they are not immediately evident , but here you will consider it in some miraculous way, because, probably, asked any artist who paints, uh, portraits and they are considered good. how do you do it he will never explain how it works and you do something for it. i mean, it's also such a mystery. does this mean, in order to , uh, understand the character of a person, you have some kind of long intimate conversations. it seems to me that a person cannot be recognized by long intimate conversations, because a person

presents himself. maybe, as you like, yes, and he always does it. any person. he is trying to present himself in some kind of the light of man. it seems to me that you can learn more, you can know them by their deeds. that is. well, something like this, yes, therefore, but they are talking yes, well, does this mean that you don’t draw those you don’t know, i personally write, i don’t know i personally have to, but hmm in the modern world. we now have such methods of communication as social networks, and that is, there is a lot of information. yes, you can find out everyone, there is a lot about a person. and meeting with which of the heroes of your portraits struck you the most, because, uh, i

well, i considered, as if really some kind of universe, and well, all people are interesting to me and they all leave impressions. that is, yes, but whose portrait was given to you ? very difficult. i was morally given a portrait of the president of the triptych. that is, it was difficult, because on me i felt such a burden of responsibility on my shoulders that it barely pulled him. well, you, of course, understood that your work would cause conflicting opinions and attitudes of society, probably, for this it created some difficulties and additional experiences. additionally. that is, that there the enemies will hiss, this is normal. i really wanted to, uh, i would bring this work,

joy. e your own comrade-in-arms, that is, about enemies. i thought last. the heroes of this intellectual game are very versatile personalities finally, at least someone i ask what you like in your free time, says, fishing yes, this year i went once, and i also like to fill fish, fill fish, they have to answer an unexpected and difficult questions discovered america in 1492. and where did he sail, sorry, two one wizard?

i got velmerous polishchuks. yes, as they say, the soul of the company. i hosted evenings, i hosted corporate parties. i gathered people who are not indifferent near me and now i have an offer, but i refused them. so i would like to see something new here, to study to instill and that our

people had a decent livestock. if you keep, well, then something valuable, but either your essence, i ’m like one on a spruce tree, but one thing that their common fire varshakh and without ends of any to their homeland in this house lived a man who he made a whisper bird, an amulet, a technology that is listed not as material cultural values ​​of the republic of belarus , imitation from side to side, but simply to go purposefully to try. somewhere it works out somewhere it doesn't work out, but it must be done so that there is some kind of sequence, otherwise there will be nothing in agriculture on the tv channel, belarus 204. svetlana

is it true that in the process of painting you don't make sketches? well, let's not put it that way. so. here is a moment of some insight. yeah when you picture comes in head there is a plot, and it comes, as it were, already in vitya's sketches by himself. and so here is a sketch of a big work on a small piece there, here it is here it is here here i don’t do this, because i, well, don’t need it, firstly, because from a small one when you go to do it on the big it’s all the same necessary. everything will be done a little differently, because well, these are more monumental works, in general, they follow the rules. not just

small sketches, then cardboards are made, as if already in size already from these cards. well, that's all i omit these moments, because i have it before my eyes. i go to canvas. i roughly imagine the format there , then in this format. i'm starting slowly. after all, the oil allows and to move there and to distribute everything, and already, of course, some detailed things there. yes, there is a hand head there is a turn, that is, there are already sketches and some kind of photo materials are used, and so on. and what is more important for you process or result result? of course, the result, because it is a process. only at first here, as if on wings, and then, the further , the more complicated it all becomes, and towards the end of the

work. she's already hit you so hard. it is so hard given at the very end , you go to hard labor. eh, you force yourself there, that's why the processes are not like that. it flew right in. there on the wings. it's all in the stage, underpainting. yes, you fly, and then already when work begins. this is such a craft. this one. well, you can do whatever you like during the day or even at night, sleep here and you can’t eat or sleep, so well process. the creation of paintings by realists like me is quite heavy. you write not just psychological portraits, political portraits. do you think art cannot be outside of politics

, art, it can be anything, there are whole layers of art genres, yes, which are outside of politics? well, for example, there the landscape is out of politics. well, it can, well, he, maybe it can be a little bit, that is, there is an idea to lay such a thing or a second, in principle, it can be. as a rule, it’s still further. later just a simple portrait. this is just a portrait of a man. this is also about politics, but, well, you can contribute there, you can contribute, you can not contribute, that is. how the artist decides, but politics is not congresses, there is not the relationship of the presidents of denmark, it is politics, in general it is the whole life of a person. well, that is, in any case, it concerns our life. svetlana, you are

an artist with an active civic position, you manage to avoid bias in your work. i am constantly accused of bias. it's like a normal move here. ah, well, i protest. i do not agree, because i do what i do from the heart from the heart. you do not hide the fact that your husband pavel zhegemonta, the founder of the first tattoo parlor in belarus, is your philanthropist, he always supports all your undertakings. supports yes, how did you come to this mutual understanding of advice for love a creative person or only engaged in business. no , he is engaged in business, not a creative person sympathizes with creative people and it was your idea to open a tattoo parlor, no idea

it was pavel's idea to open a salon. it was my idea to retrain to do a tattoo. here's how i told him. i did it. as soon as i learned and difficult and easy. that is, the niches were not occupied. i mean, you just have to be human. yes, you didn’t even have to be especially inventive to be a person. now i'm going to try something. think what is not. it's like it's all there. and then you just had to really occupy some kind of niche. more recently, the majority of tattoos were associated with a criminal society. and then suddenly an artistic tattoo parlor appears, it was difficult to break the stereotype. well, over

time, he kind of broke down, he settled the elderly . eh, the surviving generation and still probably exists. here the youth, of course , has a different attitude. well, water stone is a professional artist to retrain, uh, into a tattoo artist. it 's easy to eat. if you want, re-qualify. well, the change of material is normal. it seems to me any move, yes, and i remember the girls, then my girlfriends were already pulled up there. well, they also worked in our salon, who seemed there would be so tender. well, such and such, but i'm a hooligan in life from me. one could expect from these, gentle in life, one could not expect anything normally to cope mastered. do you remember how long you beat your

first i don't remember exactly. well, it's long and tedious. the responsibility of someone else's body is also there, a portal immediately poured by svetlana, you worked for a long time in your own salon for masters. and when you realized that you want to return to living everything again. well, not so long i worked, there as a master craftsman. i worked somewhere salon a year before that there, and then i was a playing coach and at the same time i was already writing. well , this is the decision to return to painting after all. why did it arise? in

one place, the children are sculpting something there, yes, but for me it was so natural that when i sculpted this horse, i just look at one looking at me, the other becomes. and to me blind on you blinded the whole group and stuck authority. i instantly took off. you name maximalism is something ironic, that is, as if on behalf of maxim well , postmodernist is completely normal prague even to create for me, so that no one would be left ostensibly a lot of time was spent in books with paintings by giorgione titian rembrandt chess is easel these are the usual figures that we are used to everything, in fact, the world of chess pieces exists centuries centuries centuries

centuries but this is for of a very narrow circle, we are not the only ones looking at the work. well, the work looks at us about people. i love you immensely that which robs and robs that which loves, look at the belarusian project on our tv channel. we talk about the interesting from the world of science all over the world are literally on the verge of a real revolution of transition to a new type of medicine all over the world , including in our state, today's medicine meets the four principles. p. today i propose to see, as always , together with scientists, what we ask the most exciting questions in our plate and give. there are some norms for the same proteins, carbohydrates and fats in the ratio of proteins, fats, carbohydrates by the number of about 1.4 thought or sausages and cheese

, we poured cottage cheese, we sat down with scrambled eggs, but we are still in dinner ate chop cutlet in the evening again cheese and so on. and if we count these by protein, then we will get, of course, too much preventive medicine, what is this? everything that concerns prevention, we prevent the development of some complications of the state, health, see the science mania project on belarus 24 tv channel. part of your life is vera, you came to vera already at a conscious age or in childhood, although my mother answered my question about god answered. i

happened to have one such happened, random in a pioneer camp, one girl with whom they weren't even friends, that is, it wasn't my girlfriend , it was just a girl, i don't know why she chose me for this revelation. but then she chose me and says, let's go, i'll tell you a secret. and now i have just so bright this memory remained. here is the rye field into which we entered, it is from our growth to ours. yes, and she told me what my grandmother told me. what is it that they say that there is no god is not true, do not believe it. god exists and christ came to us on earth. and he is god,

so i was so happy about this weight. here the good news came to me as a child. here in this form. i don’t know, probably, it was grandmother who was a saint that she managed to pass this on to her granddaughter from her granddaughter. eh, well, that girl managed, that's how to say, it's so for me , so i was very happy that yes, there is a god, that is, really. well, for me, as it were, everything made sense and, uh, as if i had the feeling that i lived with my mother only yes, and my mother was for me the whole universe, the biggest fear was losing my mother. i was very nervous mental. i was crying all the time when my mom

was staying there for a couple of minutes from work. all the time i was afraid that something would happen to her, that is, i lived, in such a kind of right, well, i was allowed only at the age of 14 somewhere. and before that, yes, such a fear, here is my mother, mother, but at the same time there was a feeling that in addition to my mother. someone else loves me just as much, maybe even more. and when i was this girl told me this, i understood who it was and somehow i accepted this soul, that is, then already in adult conscious age, when and i began to look for god and began to look for christ precisely, that is, for me there was no hmm there was no question, there was buddhism and judaism there was no such question. i told her, well,

this question has already been. eh, as if somehow yes on the agenda. but it was christ i was looking for, because that's when i believed that girl, well, it's usually, e, they turn to god during some difficult trials. losses. well, what, that formed the basis of your coming to the faith, coming to the church, probably, yes, i had everything, on the contrary. that is, i came to the temple hmm on the rise at the peak of my happiness at the peak. here i had everything. i had a husband, i had children. i had creativity, and i had a house. well, that is everything, yes, but the feeling

that happiness is, well, here is some kind of moment. yes, and what, it exists today, and tomorrow it is not there. hmm, this made me anxious to look. uh, something that's more than hmm unshakable. this is our human happiness, which can collapse at any second. i was very much afraid of the orthodox church, because, well, not from outside. it seemed that everything there was so strict and somehow everything that i heard. before that, they somehow went against what i generally wanted in life. eh, and all that stuff in general, i thought i was a wonderful person. and there, as if i knew that i would not look like such a wonderful person. well, i gathered my

courage, then the gospel and now, when i read it. i realized that yes, this is still an orthodox church. you observe all religious holidays fasts and so on and so forth. all not all, of course, all religious holidays to observe, which, as it were. well, maybe the most gifted people are really like that. that's because she needs to work. great lent - this is sacred, we must observe it. yes, and hmm a week. there are two more posts, because at first we

observed everything, but in its entirety yes, but it is very difficult, that is, it turned out, but in terms of the fact that it somehow makes sense. that is, the main thing is that e is not useful or meaningful. here i am, uh, there in a long christmas and especially petrovsky post, i don’t understand, that is, but what am i, well, i don't understand at all. well, therefore, when such a decision, as it were, these two strange uh, is enough to understand the fast, shorten it for yes, the week before the holiday, but great lent, yes, and wednesday friday for discipline for your own. own discipline is a good thing, that is, it coaches. when you come to church do you pray? well, i try yes, but a human being is such a

creature, of course. that a shock can often make him pray always succeeds. that is, well, we go, because yes, you have paintings, uh, with a portrait of priests, but you have not visited the idea of ​​​​doing icon painting. no, she didn’t visit, she visited anyone with respect to me, but not me, because i don’t feel in myself either enthusiasm or strength in this direction. well, yes and now, uh, icon painting, it didn’t live, no, creativity. this prayer is just a prayer in colors. that's for this you need to be a separately

given person, that is , not anyone who can draw is gifted in this direction. can this be the meaning of life for you, what is the meaning of life? for me, the meaning of life. is to prepare for the transition to eternity, if i did not believe that our life. infinitely, then i would not see any sense in it at all. that's why svetlana is like that for me. i thank you for accepting our invitation to come to our

program on this bright christmas morning. i want this day to be somehow special for you, filled with human warmth, good emotions and love. thank you. this was the meaning of svetlana's life. if a fight is inevitable, you must be the first to speak, as is and always learn to work in real conditions. this is not good. this is not bad. it 's just a fact we are a wonderful country. we have a wonderful state, a wonderful vertical of power, but there is no ideal propaganda the genius of the puppeteers is that they offer us a solution.