Some people are desperate to go out, others take advantage of the time to learn something new, most rest or entertain themselves in some way… and then there are the Russians. After seeing their citizens posing next to their televisions, the Photoshop horrors circulating on their social networks, and the extreme luxury of Russian mafia tombstones, we now have the live-action reproduction of works of art. A Facebook profile called Izoizolyacia shares the best examples, and below we'll share a humble selection.
At NeoTeo we have shared games, puzzles, TV channels and platforms with free content, but at the end of the day, everyone does what they can in the need to maintain good humor and sanity in these strange times. For many people in remote Russia, that means getting in touch with classic works of art using a very particular method: their live-action reproduction.
Naturally, some works are quite difficult to duplicate, others require the patient cooperation of pets, and there is always a good dose of improvisation to compensate for the original artist's creativity, but on the Facebook profile Izoizolyacia (which, if my Russian doesn't fail, translates as "Isolation") they compile and share the most complete works. If you have a Facebook account, don't hesitate to visit that profile. Otherwise, here is a gallery:
