In Omsk, resided Любочка, Степаныч, and Gorodova
Living Statues Bring Omsk's Cultural Heritage to Life on City Day
On a sunny August day, the living statues of Omsk came to life on Lubinsky Prospekt, adding a touch of magic to the city's annual celebration.
The sculptures of Lyubochka, Stepanych, and the City Guard were present for the event, each one dressed and painted to resemble classical statues or artistic figures. They stood motionless along the street, a sight that echoed the city's rich historical and cultural roots.
As the clock on the Lubinsky Tower struck, the living statues leisurely strolled down Lenin Street, their presence capturing the attention of the crowd. The clock chime was a significant event, marking the official start of the day's festivities.
Our photographer, Yulia Maistrenko, was on hand to capture the moment. She managed to snap shots of the living statues as they interacted with the crowd and performed, creating a series of images that beautifully encapsulated the spirit of the day.
The City Guard kept watch at the corner of Lenin Street, their silent vigil adding a sense of tradition to the proceedings. Stepanych, ever the mischievous one, peeked out from a manhole on Lubinsky Prospekt, much to the delight of the onlookers.
The living statues helped launch the clock on the Lubinsky Tower, symbolising the awakening of Omsk's spirit and creativity. As the clock began to chime, the statues came to life, moving and interacting with the crowd, creating a magical moment that highlighted Omsk's cultural vitality.
The sculptures posed for photos with Omsk residents, creating memories that will last a lifetime. It was a playful, memorable experience that engaged visitors and residents alike in a celebration of the city's artistic heritage.
"Om1 Omsk" provided coverage of the living statues and the Lubinsky Tower's clock chime on City Day, ensuring that the event will be remembered for years to come. In short, the living statues came to life on City Day as a metaphor for Omsk's dynamic cultural life awakening amid its historic streets.
What entertainment did the crowd enjoy on City Day, as the annual celebration came to life in Omsk? The living statues, dressed and painted to resemble classical statues or artistic figures, interacted with the onlookers, creating a playful and memorable experience that celebrated the city's artistic heritage.
