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Collages prepared for promo materials of Stanisław Moniuszko’s ‘Straszny dwór’ theatre play, State Opera in Wrocław, Poland, 1989. Via e-teatr.pl.
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Collages prepared for promo materials of Stanisław Moniuszko’s ‘Straszny dwór’ theatre play, State Opera in Wrocław, Poland, 1989. Via e-teatr.pl.
Artworks from the cycle “Moja Sarmacja” (”My Sarmatia”) by contemporary artist Dariusz Kaleta (Dariuss)
Szlachta (Polish nobility) and Hussars in fantasy setting!
Stupid halloween
Halloween is annoying. It's not even a custom of this part of Europe, but kids and stupid teens want to celebrate it, because Americans do and it seems fun. But it's just stupid and unnatural, trick and treating is impossible in the conditions of major Polish cities, like Warsaw. How do you want to go from doors to doors, let people who answer judge your outfit, when you are surrounded by blocks of flats and have to use the entryphone?
Fucking little beggars.
Whenever somebody says "i luv helloween so much & i'm gonna dress like a scurry witch", I feel like pulling out my Old-Polish saber, yelling "KOŃCZ WAŚĆ, WSTYDU OSZCZĘDŹ!" and, well, making them look ACTUALLY scary...
I'm just so against artificial embedding alien customs, that's all.