In the Kiev region, a local blacksmith forged a fragment of the enemy Iskander into a park sculpture Bashny.Net

With the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, life has changed dramatically. Musicians changed instruments to weapons, songs began to sound more often words about heroes and the grief that brings war. The art has also changed. Artists paint illustrations about the war, about what hurts. And even from the remains of enemy missiles created unusual sculptures.



Today's edition. "Site" It shows what sculpture was created by a blacksmith from the Kiev region.

In the village of Tashan, in the Kiev region, a local blacksmith created a very unusual park sculpture. In appearance it is a perfectly made sculpture of a cossack. Beautiful forged elements and neat look. Everything would be fine, but it was made from the wreckage of an enemy Iskander missile.



The 64-year-old master said that in the spring, Ukrainian troops shot down a Russian missile. She fell on a farmer's field in the village of Kapustnitsa. For three months, for 12 hours a day, Yuri worked on the sculpture.



The master said, I was brought a piece of this horror. Forging it was difficult, because the body of the rocket is made of a very strong alloy, which is almost impossible to process. But I did it. As the Ukrainian soldiers shot down that monster, so I forged this evil into such a peaceful guy!



Pereiaslav Now in his yard stands a ready-made hardened figure of a cossack with a cross. You look at her and you wonder. A man has golden hands. He turned what was evil into a thing that would please people.



Pereiaslav Master summed up: “It was more difficult than ever before.” But it is a consolation for the master: to turn evil into joy for men.” A beautiful man with golden hands. We have no idea how much work the master put into this sculpture.



Thanks to such people, we do not lose faith and hope that good will win in the end. Even in the midst of destruction, there is room for something good. It is amazing that our people are ready to create something good and beautiful even now.

Things have changed so much. Musicians and actors who were engaged in creativity are now at the front. Artists create illustrations that tell about the grief that Ukrainians have to face every day. But in all this there is hope and our sincere faith in victory. A quick peace for all of us!