
Stake attention in this memory
The image shows a public display board with two artistic posters, located outdoors in front of a building with classical architecture. The building's facade is yellow and adorned with window boxes filled with white and pink flowers. A black metal railing is in the foreground, and the ground is paved with granite tiles. The display board itself is framed in black and contains two distinct posters. The left poster features a dark image of a winged griffin-like sculpture, with its golden wings and body partially disintegrating into scattered golden leaves. The text above the image reads "КАЖДОЕ ПРИКОСНОВЕНИЕ – ПОТЕРЯ КУЛЬТУРНОГО КОДА" (Every touch - loss of cultural code), with smaller explanatory text below. To the right of the image, there is text indicating "Победитель конкурса" (Competition winner) and names. The right poster is silhouetted against a white background. It depicts a dark silhouette of a horse and rider, with a small, terracotta-colored sculpture of two figures embracing in front of the horse's legs. The text above this image reads "СЛОЖНО ПОВТОРИТЬ?" (Difficult to repeat?). Below this, in large, bold letters, is the text "ЛУЧШЕ СОХРАНИТЬ!" (Better to preserve!). There is also text on the right side of the poster relating to the competition. Above the display board, some text is visible on the building facade, including "МУЗЫКИ ЕЛЕНЫ ОБРАЗЦОВОЙ" (Music of Elena Obraztsova). Logos for "ХРАНИТЬ" (To preserve), "Государственный музей городской скульптуры" (State Museum of Urban Sculpture), and "КОМИТЕТ ПО КУЛЬТУРЕ САНКТ-ПЕТЕРБУРГА" (Committee for Culture of Saint Petersburg) are also visible at the top of the display board, indicating the context of a cultural event or exhibition in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
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