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ART ACTIONS


ANTI-WAR GRAFFITI, POSTERS & LEAFLETS

ON THE STREETS OF RUSSIAN CITIES
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Rudy Krymsky, "Anti-war Madonna", Graffiti

The project team and partners distribute leaflets and posters with anti-war art in various regions of Russia. Anti-war art can be seen on the facades and entrances of buildings, shops, fairs, parks, alleys, bus stops and other public places.

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Rudy Krymsky, "Evil Empire", Graffiti

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Rudy Krymsky, "No war", leaflet

Anti-war art is a powerful blow to the propaganda of Putin's dictatorial regime. Putin and his propaganda department are terribly afraid that anti-war art will help people learn the truth about the war crimes of the dictatorial regime. 

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Rudy Krymsky, "No war", leaflet

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Rudy Krymsky, "Russian warship, go fuck yourself", Poster

Independent art helps people resist the influence of military propaganda and the imperial ideology of the “Russian World”.

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Rudy Krymsky, "No war", Leaflet

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Rudy Krymsky, "Glory to the Heroes!", Poster

The art project “FUTURE” organizes art actions, graffiti, posters and leaflets in support of Ukraine. The project team calls to stop the war in Ukraine, stop political repression in Russia, stop promoting violence and hatred towards Ukrainians and other peoples. 

We are grateful to Rudy Krymsky for his anti-war art work.

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Rudy Krymsky, "Evil Empire", Poster

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Rudy Krymsky, "No war", Leaflet

It may be interesting for many to know that Putin’s activists go crazy when they see anti-war drawings, leaflets, posters and graffiti on the doors of their offices, car windows, in cafes and restaurants and other places that are familiar and convenient to them.

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Rudy Krymsky, "No war", Leaflet

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Rudy Krymsky, "David", Graffiti

Many of the drawings distributed on the streets of Russian cities were destroyed by Putin's fanatics. But some graffiti, posters and leaflets continued to remain in place for many days. Hundreds or perhaps thousands of people saw the drawings and anti-war messages.

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Rudy Krymsky, "Screa, Poster

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Rudy Krymsky, "Glory to Ukraine", Poster

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Rudy Krymsky, "Evil Empire", Leaflet

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Rudy Krymsky, "Silence", Poster

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Rudy Krymsky, "Glory to Ukraine", Poster 

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Rudy Krymsky, "Scream", Poster

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Rudy Krymsky, "No war", leaflet.

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Rudy Krymsky, "David", Poster

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Rudy Krymsky, "No war", leaflet.

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Rudy Krymsky, "No war", leaflet.

We invite artists, designers and authors working in the field of visual arts to take part in the art project “FUTURE”. Due to military censorship in Russia and Belarus, we strongly recommend that authors from these countries participate in the project anonymously or use art pseudonyms (nicknames).

Contacts the "FUTURE" Art Project

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