career guidance for college guys, in general, this is such any of our sites. not only that, but any of our offices, it has many formats, and we work. e with the guys on these sites in different ways is absolutely thematic assignment. i received it in moscow, i was the head of the department of belarus moldova ukraine at that time it was still ukraine with us and was directly involved in this work. after returning. having worked from chisinau. there for five years i am very glad that i have been working in brest for 4 1/2 years. i hope that i i will work here for some more time, because the plans are huge, and they do not end. they are only increasing the range of work is growing partnership friendship with people with breeches. in general, in the region as a whole, if we talk about our tasks in general, then, of course, this is in the first place. this is a movement of russian culture, because russian culture is close to people here in belarus, but i want to say, because i worked in other countries in general. russian culture has always been interesting. at

various points, never in my life have i i regretted my choice that i began to do this work, probably, on the contrary, i consider myself a very happy person, because not everyone gets such a chance to do this work. and often my loved ones . my family does not understand this, they do not understand my suitcase mood. yes, when you are sitting on boxes, you are going to go somewhere again, my mother tells me so, i can’t imagine how you sat here again, went again on these boxes. it's there to rebuild to arrange life. well, it's all complicated. but i don't i imagine my life already in one place. although i love my hometown very much. i'm from the moscow region and it's not difficult already, i'm coming home. i'm a year or two passes and something is starting to kick me inside, you know. i understand that i need to go somewhere. i need to change the environment. i need to communicate with other people. i need to be in a different space, so i never regretted that i had such a chance to do this job. i am very grateful, and people. which helped

me at some certain stages. i am very i am grateful to fate that this is how my parent turned out, of course, who, one way or another , probably brought me to this after a while. you begin to understand that this, that, and some kind of points are such reference points that led you to this one way or another, i am happy now. uh, what, i 've been doing this and hopefully many more years. i will be doing this. and there are, of course, nuances that, uh, oh, which i regret , each of us has. yes, i regret, for example, that i studied few languages. right now already. yes, i feel like if only i knew there were two or three languages, it helped me. and when you know the language, do you know the culture of the people? yes, this is interesting, and in this i lived, i regret that maybe i didn’t learn some hmm playing musical instruments in my time, and uh, i don’t have, unfortunately, hearing. here but i would like to be able to play that a little more, probably i should have studied the art of world art. sometimes i

feel like there's something wrong with it. e knowledge in this area, but nonetheless. i am sure that this is my job, my current job has given me a lot of a lot and i am now happy to be diplomats to serve for the benefit of my fatherland when

i work with epoxy resin, i am immersed in this world. i just disconnect from reality then it probably doesn't matter. all this is the happiness of your creativity. you understand that you can switch and forget about what is happening in the world. epoxy resin can actually make a lot of things, such as epoxy resin clocks , paintings, jewelry, earrings, rings, vases, candies, fruit bowls, soap dishes, ashtrays, these are it is simply impossible to list everything, because the variety of these items is actually very large.

the filling of finished products can be varied, not just painted over with dyes, but natural stones can also be added glitter dry flowers. how can you see flowers in my products here? i collect and dry myself because the flowers are voluminous. how can you watch here? i need to sand it all down, polish it and cover it with a finish layer so that nothing sticks out anywhere when i had little experience. i even i had no idea that the flowers needed to be dried before they were placed in epoxy and their first product. i did it in my country house. i just took the flowers, plucked them from the flower bed and dipped them in resin, and could not understand why they turn black.

all my creative undertakings came to me at school. i went to various clubs. i was engaged in a salon and went to a cutting and sewing circle. and i liked everything. since childhood, i dreamed of becoming a designer, but for some reason i enrolled as a translator, but a week has passed , and i say, no, after all, i don’t i'll go to study then. and while i generally dreamed of becoming a designer in my life. for some reason, i didn’t graduate, or anything from an art school. that is, i don’t know why, but my dream is to become a designer. she still sat in my heart, but found out that there are

courses from bsu and on this course, mmm. i was taught academic drawing , composition painting and in general. so i went to be a designer. i was glad. eh, academic drawing, i always suffered a little. i'm with realism somehow i like you more . here's abstraction, everything is so unusual non-standard. and when i remember hmm, i went to take the entrance exam of academic drawing, i came across venus, uh, her cheeks were all flat and uninteresting for me. i just absolutely did not know how to draw her, even i was so upset. you just, well, i wanted to cry. i was scared to tell my parents because, well, it's another year lost, time wasted money though. and then we had the second exam in composition. uh, i mean, it was already mine. i get

a perfect 10. and this saves me exam. i am applying to bsu as a designer of a subject spatial environment. and i was happy just uh, everything, this time. uh, i studied at the university. it must have pushed me into, uh, who i am now, it was something new, it wasn't school. it was not to raise your hand and you can get out it got up and left. that is, you already felt yourself there as an adult. some kind of personality. i just enjoyed my studies, i remember the first and second year. well we cried when we took our exams because it was so hard, when matches were inserted into the eyes and we drew, painted at night to pass all these exams. i understood. that the creative profession is still my profession. and it’s good that i didn’t enter that translator and

i’m not sitting somewhere in an office with papers and some, and my graduation project was dedicated to the city of soligorsk, my hometown is nearby. uh, our own mountains, let's say the pride of our city, they are very atmospheric. and i decided, uh, to make a cafe project that is located on the territory of these mountains. i understand what it is probably impossible, because after all, and those mountains are like hmm, a waste production, but it looks simply fascinating, and my graduation project was called just like that, it was called close to mars, and the cafe was in the form of a ufo flying saucer and the elevator was, as if the beam was from a dish. and which goes and such a panoramic elevator, and my thesis supervisor is

an honored architect. uh belarus i am proud that i studied with him, because he is a man who has achieved a lot in his life. he is a nobel laureate and he for over 80 years. well, he's just so you know, sometimes it happens. you look at a man and see that he has kind eyes in him. it's a pleasure to be around him , a pleasure to talk to. and when it’s also your e, mentor teacher, it’s worth a lot, that is, the university gave me. uh, maybe not a job. e, in which i now directly work, and he gave me experience. uh, gave me those people who are with me now, and i still believe that any situation that happens in life it leads us to where we are now it was 2 years later that yuri mikhailovich came to

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 maternity leave now. yes, i need to find a job. i do not know what to do. i wanted to get a job, as it is popular in our soligorsk to get a job in belarus at least by anyone on any conditions, the main thing is to get there. he sat, sat, looked at me like that and said, but you need it with me here his words just somehow pierced my whole brain and i always got a good manicure. uh, again, my diploma leaders say to me, 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 this, but soon i became pregnant with my second child and all my desires for development in the yuti sphere. they are a little. i have been put in the background . while the second one was growing up, my baby. i understood, that i am on maternity leave. i do nothing more than make some plans and understand that i need to do something. if i do nothing, i will simply 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 so i decided something needs to be drawn, at least for starters, what to draw. and somehow to me

probably, they say that while you are talking, our phone is listening to some thoughts aloud, and then it gives us some kind of advertisement, and in general, i take it, then the phone is in my hands and an advertisement pops up for me, where they draw pictures 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 mine. uh, the first picture is fluid. she gave me a hard time. and, by the way, my first picture. i completely sold 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?

the belarusian one is walking right up to the suwabat of the novuts and most of the people knew the temple to the bell. yes , the caravans were not only a fragment of columns with square overflows and niches in such niches, they put uh sculptures. what to stir up? hooray, but could not dachas of cultural

objects on the map of ukraine cultures on svetnitsky project architecture of belarus belarusian architecture is sacred architecture and it was recreated ideally in this stream there were more european stages, we also scored the original. many probably imagine that epoxy resin. it's something natural. maybe even that 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 she needs a hardener to work. here i am with this resin. it is absolutely transparent and completely safe, but when working with epoxy, 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 may not even notice and simply by inhalation. they can have a negative effect on our lungs, so must definitely 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. and 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 everything comes with experience, you need to understand how the resin works, how it forms, just take this or that drawing 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 resin is still a very capricious thing, and she 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 a haze and it is a mistake to assume that the product can be poured at a time. this is wrong. e, each product is poured in layers. uh, after it would seem that we got the finished product 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 layer. and thereby form a crater at the product. all this means back sanded and re-coated with a finishing layer in order to start the process. we need a paper cup. e resin with hardener. e, mixed strictly by grams

, one component cannot be poured more or less than the other, since the product may not harden or become rubbery or very brittle. the beauty 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 own drawings. and even i can't repeat mine product. 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 products from mold and place it under hot water, it will become flexible. as if rubber in this way, i make bowls. now i poured resin into the mold, and this is just one

drawing. uh, the main drawing of the resin pattern draws itself without me, you'll see, it's possible only when you become a product, 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 is eagerly awaited. 100 brave guys gathered in our studio, and

each of them has a question for an adult, did you rebel against your parents and how they punished you, a and please tell me how much you are ready to give for 100%. did alexander hold you up to your face, i remind you that according to the rules of the program, you have the right to refuse the question to the heroes of the program three times any sanctions are to be revealed to the audience - this is a mobile phone, in general, take some signs of fate into your horoscopes. i really really believe in myself my star in my victory in my success. sometimes uncomfortable questions and since i promised

to tell the truth, i confess that i bought a car earned 1 million dollars. natasha i must not connect with anyone and let no one in. you know, people, but it's very good that you. and i'm afraid petrovich has a mortgage on you. you have already given up the fight. i'll give up first you help me. you want to take his place, what to do, kill him, right? i want to share it with

belarus 24 channel. after i painted my first picture in the fluitard technique. 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. 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 began to get those the pictures that i had in my head are just vivid. they glow under ultraviolet light. here, as in a disco, here 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, this became my sign. that is, they began to recognize me from these works , the resin, in fact, i had already bought it even

before i painted my first picture with paint, i bought the resin and ordered it, and for myself silicone molds where this resin is poured in order to the product turned out, 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 comes, my cherished silicone molds. i think everything, i will now be engaged in pouring - this is resin and having fun first and running, of course, left much to be desired. i didn’t buy any training courses, i still remember little by little the dacha at my place. uh, uh, somewhere in the garage i took these products to dry on them, then flies stuck, i didn’t know what to do with it. they froze uneven. i still remember, even i was fascinated by the product

of dried flowers. hmm, that's what i think too. well, now i’ll take the resin, throw flower plants there and it will be beautiful to me, but no one told me that flower products are dry flowers, and i just plucked these daisies from the flower bed in the country house for them. i look, why did they all turn black that something even rotted, there and that one, what is it and why couldn’t it be? here go to internet even look to read something. no , i somehow didn’t think of it before, or something. and that’s all by trial and error. 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 then 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. i understand that this is not magic, not magic. it's rather total experience. i just never envied anyone some kind of black envy than me. i am always happy for someone's success. even if it’s like many people tell me, it’s not this, it’s not a colleague, it’s competitors, but it says no , first of all it’s a colleague, because this is how the world is built, if you treat someone badly, that’s envy with some hatred. you're everything comes back in life boomerang rules uh, now uh, epoxy has grown not just into a hobby, but in the real business this is my job. i can proudly say that i am a master of epoxy resin. uh, when i first started, that's it. hmm, a lot of people probably didn't understand or thought it was my passion. and when i still

remember, even now parents there is a husband, they keep saying 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 uh, i'm and uh, an advertiser , that is, i advertise my products myself, so that i m-m advertise this or that product, i need to photograph it. and it's not easy to take it in hand and take pictures to make a good quality photo pictures that will catch the eyes of the buyer, let's say potential customers. we need to dance the sound 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 photograph my plate there for 40 minutes, for example, yes, no one understands why i then sit for an hour editing the video, no one understands why i am in the workshop. i shoot video processes and how long it takes. uh, how hard it is to do it alone 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, epoxy my trade. 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