ARTISTS
AIGUL OMURALIEVA (Laku) & LU JUNJIE (Ruobson)
Lu Junjie, better known by his pseudonym Ruobson, is an artist from Guangzhou, China. Ruobson works mainly in graffiti and street art and began creating works in public spaces around 2012. His practice combines Chinese cultural motifs with the visual language of contemporary graffiti.
His collaborator on this project is Novosibirsk-based street artist Aigul Omuralieva, who works under the pseudonym Laku. Her practice is dominated by portraits, literary subjects, and images of people and animals, as well as themes related to culture, history, and sport.
His collaborator on this project is Novosibirsk-based street artist Aigul Omuralieva, who works under the pseudonym Laku. Her practice is dominated by portraits, literary subjects, and images of people and animals, as well as themes related to culture, history, and sport.
MURAL
RUSSIA — A LAND OF OPPORTUNITY
The mural was created around the festival theme “Russia — A Land of Opportunity” and is dedicated to the idea of Russia as a space where people can unlock their potential, gain new knowledge, find their own path, and bring their boldest ideas to life.
The work brings together images of science, nature, and the human drive for growth, showing how education and inner strength can become a foundation for shaping the future.
The work brings together images of science, nature, and the human drive for growth, showing how education and inner strength can become a foundation for shaping the future.
The work by Ruobson and Laku primarily addresses the younger generation, inviting viewers to reflect on the future as a space of personal choice. The mural becomes a visual story of how a dream can gradually turn into reality.
Through the language of contemporary art, the artists connect familiar symbols with themes of growth, freedom, and self-realization, reminding us that everyone has the ability to shape their own story, while knowledge, skills, talent, and a desire for new discoveries can become part of a shared movement forward.
Through the language of contemporary art, the artists connect familiar symbols with themes of growth, freedom, and self-realization, reminding us that everyone has the ability to shape their own story, while knowledge, skills, talent, and a desire for new discoveries can become part of a shared movement forward.
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