Murals-portraits made from bottle caps have appeared on the walls of high-rise buildings in Bishkek. DOXA Art Group member Sergei Keller posted on Facebook.
He noted that the large mosaics were created from bottle caps that were brought to @tazar.app.
What could have gone to the landfill became a decoration of the city.
Sergei Keller
Four portraits of ordinary citizens — our contemporaries, who made the world a little better, were made from 42,530 bottle caps within Kadam (kapkak + adam) project. Portraits of six more heroes will be presented in regional centers.
- 49, Aitmatov Avenue: portrait of Ainura Isaeva — she organized a Shoro home museum during her 28 years of work for the company;
- 26, Maldybaev Street: portrait of cinema operator Avaz Momunaliev, who saved the Chingiz Aitmatov Cinema House from looting in the 1990s;
- Ala-Archa River near Asia Mall shopping center: portrait of Ulan Dzhaparov, a pioneer and driver of modern art in Kyrgyzstan;
- 20, sixth microdistrict: portrait of Zhibek Karakeeva, former spokesperson for Tazalyk municipal enterprise.
The idea of the project belongs to Ainura Sagyn, co-founder of Tazar. The portraits are created by artist Dmitry Petrovsky, and Rakhat Asangulova writes essays about each hero on www.kadam.to.
