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The image shows an outdoor exhibit displayed on a black metal frame in front of a yellow building with arched windows. The exhibit is a large poster with various graphics and text. On the left side of the poster, there is a drawing of a figure with an elephant-like head and trunk, surrounded by smaller figures with outstretched arms, appearing to be protesting or praying. Above this drawing, in large, handwritten-style Russian text, it says "НЕ ТРОГАЙ КИСУ!!!" which translates to "DON'T TOUCH THE KITTEN!!!"

On the right side of the poster, there is a collage of black and white photographs of stone sculptures, many of which appear to be damaged or weathered. Below the photographs, in large Russian text, it reads "ГРАНИТ ТОЖЕ БОЛИТ" which translates to "GRANITE ALSO HURTS." There is also accompanying text detailing the award and the nature of the exhibit.

The building in the background appears to be a historic structure with white columns and yellow facade, characteristic of Saint Petersburg's architecture. The exhibit itself is likely part of an event or display related to cultural preservation or art. The overall scene suggests a public space in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
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Aug 7, 2026, 9:01 AM

Saint Petersburg, Russia

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The image shows an outdoor exhibit displayed on a black metal frame in front of a yellow building with arched windows. The exhibit is a large poster with various graphics and text. On the left side of the poster, there is a drawing of a figure with an elephant-like head and trunk, surrounded by smaller figures with outstretched arms, appearing to be protesting or praying. Above this drawing, in large, handwritten-style Russian text, it says "НЕ ТРОГАЙ КИСУ!!!" which translates to "DON'T TOUCH THE KITTEN!!!" On the right side of the poster, there is a collage of black and white photographs of stone sculptures, many of which appear to be damaged or weathered. Below the photographs, in large Russian text, it reads "ГРАНИТ ТОЖЕ БОЛИТ" which translates to "GRANITE ALSO HURTS." There is also accompanying text detailing the award and the nature of the exhibit. The building in the background appears to be a historic structure with white columns and yellow facade, characteristic of Saint Petersburg's architecture. The exhibit itself is likely part of an event or display related to cultural preservation or art. The overall scene suggests a public space in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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