A large art installation, configured as a prominent Latin cross, stands against a textured, light-colored concrete wall within an indoor exhibition space at New Holland Island, Saint Petersburg, Russia. The cross is composed of numerous rectangular and square canvases, each featuring abstract, impasto-style painting with dominant earth tones, browns, golds, and greens, accented by occasional blues and reds. The concrete wall behind the cross is marked with graffiti in black script. On the left side, the word "LOVE" is written vertically in four languages: "AMOR," "ЛЮБОВЬ" (Russian), "LOVE," and "LIEBE" (German). On the right side, the word "HOPE" is similarly written: "ESPERANZA," "НАДЕЖДА" (Russian), "HOPE," and "HOFFNUNG" (German), with underlying vertical streaks of red and blue paint. The lower portion of the wall structure appears raised, revealing exposed metal support frames beneath it. The floor is covered with a dark, opaque material. The ceiling is exposed concrete with a linear white light fixture running horizontally across the upper frame of the image. No individuals are present in the scene.

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Fri, Mar 27, 2026, 01:00 PM

Saint Petersburg, Russia

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A large art installation, configured as a prominent Latin cross, stands against a textured, light-colored concrete wall within an indoor exhibition space at New Holland Island, Saint Petersburg, Russia. The cross is composed of numerous rectangular and square canvases, each featuring abstract, impasto-style painting with dominant earth tones, browns, golds, and greens, accented by occasional blues and reds. The concrete wall behind the cross is marked with graffiti in black script. On the left side, the word "LOVE" is written vertically in four languages: "AMOR," "ЛЮБОВЬ" (Russian), "LOVE," and "LIEBE" (German). On the right side, the word "HOPE" is similarly written: "ESPERANZA," "НАДЕЖДА" (Russian), "HOPE," and "HOFFNUNG" (German), with underlying vertical streaks of red and blue paint. The lower portion of the wall structure appears raised, revealing exposed metal support frames beneath it. The floor is covered with a dark, opaque material. The ceiling is exposed concrete with a linear white light fixture running horizontally across the upper frame of the image. No individuals are present in the scene.