"Zero without a stick." Petersburg artist devoted a new job to Alexander Lukashenko

The St. Petersburg artist Locketski devoted his new art object to the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko. The composition, which consists of a portrait of Lukashenko, red tape and a police club, was called "zero without a stick." He posted a photograph of work on his Instagram.

“In a sense of deep solidarity with their loved ones, friends and friends from beautiful Belarus - a country worthy of a better future. Belarus, we are with you!” Wrote Lockski.

The artist noted that the work was done as part of the Partisan Festival of Street Arts "Cart-Blanche" in Yekaterinburg.

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Mass protests began throughout Belarus on August 9, after the presidential election, at which the current head of state Alexander Lukashenko won. According to the CEC, he gained 80.08% of the vote, his main rival is the opposition candidate Svetlana Tikhanovskaya - 10.1%. Promotions are harshly suppressed by security forces.

Loketski is an anonymous street artist speaking on acute -social and political topics. Most of his works can be found in sleeping areas in the north of St. Petersburg.