Stake attention in this memory
This image depicts a public art display on a weathered plywood board in Odesa, Ukraine, situated in an urban space above a dark bench and adjacent to a utility pole. The board serves as a canvas for eleven anti-war and pro-Ukrainian prints and posters. Key posters include: A white poster with a red, stylized "AGAIN" featuring a hammer and sickle, stating "MOSCOW IS THE CAPITAL OF NEW WORLD WAR." A blue and yellow poster shows a black silhouette of Putin with the white Cyrillic text "ПУТИН ТАКИ ПОЦ" (Putin is indeed a dick). A black vertical poster reads "МИР ТРУД ДРОН" (Peace, Labor, Drone) alongside a winged skull. A large white poster announces a March 2022 "Gallery of Resilience" exhibition by Ukrainian artists, concluding with "СЛАВА ЗСУ І ЛЮДЯМ! ВОЛЯ НЕСМЕРТЬ!" (Glory to the Armed Forces of Ukraine and to the people! Freedom is immortal!). A caricature depicts Olaf Scholz on a phone, its cord connected to a "TAURUS" missile. "LOVELY MOSCOW NIGHTS" illustrates missile-like structures and a Kremlin-esque building with explosions under a starry sky. A political cartoon shows a pig-nosed Putin attempting to harm "UKRAINE" in a hospital bed, surrounded by other world leaders. Another poster declares "КАХОВКА ЦЕ УКРАЇНА" (Kakhovka is Ukraine) above a bulletproof vest crafted from intricate objects, set against an EU star background with red stains. A gray-blue square poster features "ФЛОТОЦИД" (Flotocide) and three symbols resembling sunken targets. A horizontal poster reads "БУДЕ ДЕНЬ" (Day will come), incorporating a soldier's head with a trident and a sunflower design. Lastly, a light gray-green surface bears the handwritten text "ХУЙ ВОЙНЕ" (Fuck the war). The plywood exhibits visible wood grain, stains, and paint splatters. The adjacent gray utility pole is densely covered with numerous smaller flyers and stickers, while a dark, horizontal bench or ledge runs across the bottom of the scene.
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