Как силовики ловят художника за антивоенное искусство? / «Поживем – Увидим» с Philippenzo

💙 Support our work from outside Russia 👉https://novayagazeta.eu/articles/2023... 🔴Connect to VPNovaya via this link 👉 https://vpnovaya.online/ 🖌Follow Philip – https://instagram.com/philippenzo?igs... In the new episode of the "We'll See" podcast, we spoke with street artist Philip Kozlov – Philippenzo – author of the works "Kisses," "Rape," and "Our Zinc." After February 24, Philip remained in Russia and painted political graffiti. However, in October, the artist left due to criminal prosecution. We discussed street art in Russia today, the performance Philip created in a detention center, and how street art became the voice of anti-war Russians in our new video. Photos for the video provided by the author. 00:00 – Beginning 00:41 – Philip's most powerful statement against the war 06:00 – How does a street artist feel when their work is painted over? 08:45 – Philip created an art project in a detention center cell 16:51 – What has changed in street art since the war began? 17:59 – Where does street art fall between street art and activism? 19:06 – Should street art always engage with society? 20:53 – "Street art is always divisive and anarchic" 23:13 – About Philip's statements against religion 27:38 – How does Philip choose themes for street art? 29:58 – On statements in the context of the agenda 33:46 – When will we see Philip's next work in Russia? #war #graffiti #art