Man and work of art

Why German girls willingly went to work in brothels and on what principle did brothels of the Third Reich work?

Two ancient professions - military and ladies of easy virtue have always gone hand in hand. In order to control an army of young and strong men for a long time, it was necessary to take care of all their physiological needs. It is not surprising that at all times violence was accepted in the occupied territories, although there was an alternative - brothels, in the creation of which the Germans especially succeeded during the Second World War

How To Turn A Dull Wall Into A Work Of Art: 3D Street Art Kaifa Cosimo

The streets of almost all cities in the world are almost equally gray and boring. Anything that adds variety to the dull industrial landscape mainly refers to the signs and showcases of shops and cafes. But there is more. Sometimes, walking along the streets of the city, we see here and there, painted walls. The attitude to this is always unequivocal: “Vandals!”, We exclaim indignantly. But there are street artists who can turn an ordinary empty gray wall into a real work of art

Sandwiches as a work of art. Sandwich art from unknown creatives

Injustice, however, might be thought to an attentive reader of the site Kulturologiya.rf. You write about Japanese creative breakfasts a la bento-boxes or sushi art, but about our own "brakes" and snacks in the form of sandwiches - not a bit! But the truth is, making a creative sandwich out of bread, butter, sausage and vegetables is also an art, and what an art! Well, it's lunchtime, so here they are - art sandwiches from unknown edible creative masters

Sculpture of a man and his Shadow: the teachings of Carl Jung in the work of Ruka Floro

The English painter and sculptor Rook Floro turns to psychology in his work. His new sculpture (man and his double) is inspired by Carl Jung's teachings about the Shadow. Everything that does not agree with the image of each of us in society is, as it were, excluded from life and forms a Shadow. A strange sculpture of a man split in two reveals what is hidden and reveals the soulmate of the character

Knightly armor of the 16th century as a work of art: the work of a virtuoso gunsmith

Medieval knightly armor can be seen today in various museums around the world, but history has practically not brought the names of the masters of arms business to this day. Italian Filippo Negroli was a real virtuoso of coinage. He managed to turn helmets, shields and armor into exquisite jewelry, which knights flaunted on especially solemn occasions