Adbuster Andrea Villa

“Putler” by Andrea Villa in Turin, Italy.

Andrea Villa (direct translation): New Manifesto! The wolf loses its fur but not its vice. “This war, as you now live it and have lived it, you will have to live it again and again countless times, and there will never be anything new in it, but every pain and every pleasure and every thought and sigh, and every unspeakably small and great thing in your life will have to return to you, and all in the same sequence and succession – and so too this politician and this senator in this seat, and so also this moment and myself. The eternal hourglass of war comes always upside down again and you with it, grain of dust!” Text inspired by the eternal return of Friedrich Nietzsche.

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Photo by Christopher Zenker.

Street Artist ZooN & DelysiD

By ZooN & DelysiD in Südvorstadt, Leipzig, Germany.

ZooN & DelysiD: “He’s nuts, Putin!” We are in the year 2022 AD. All of Ukraine is occupied by Putin… all of Ukraine? NOOO! A country populated by indomitable Ukrainians does not stop resisting the invader. And life is not easy for the Legionnaires who are in the fortified camps of Belarusum, Lughanzkum, Donetskkum and Crimea. FOR THE FREEDOM, FOR LIFE… BLOW PUTIN OFF THE EARTH! Support @theblackheadquarter. 💜VIVA LA ANARCHIA💜

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Museum facing Russian Embassy unveils anti-Putin banner in Riga, Latvia

The museum Paula Stradiņa medicīnas vēstures muzejs show there support for Ukraine. The poster is suitable for the museum’s regular mission: The museum focuses on the history of medicine, with quirky displays on anatomy, animals & space travel.

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With the poster, we express our support for Ukraine and, using our location towards the Russian Embassy, express our clear position against Putin’s war in Ukraine!

The museums comment (direct translation): With the poster, we express our support for Ukraine and, using our location towards the Russian Embassy, express our clear position against Putin’s war in Ukraine! The text “What you sow, you reap it” was originally attached to the poster. The well-known director David Lynch commented on the war in Ukraine: “If I could say anything to President Vladimir Putin, it would be: ‘As human beings, we are responsible for the way we treat others.’ There is a strict and infallible law of nature that cannot be avoided. And this law is, Thou shalt sow, and reap.

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