Monumental decorative art, including relief works, has experienced widespread neglect and destruction throughout the twentieth century, often linked to shifts in the political system. These works frequently garnered significant attention and were frequently categorized as “Soviet-era” and ideologically driven. The majority of these pieces were created by professional and accomplished artists, with limited direct connections to the Soviet regime. Olev Siinmaa’s relief in Pärnu, photographed by Ekke Väli in 1981 (Photo: Estonian Architecture Museum), is one such example. Topics: #relief #olev #siinmaa Post navigation Virtual reality on stage: the work takes the audience 7,000 kilometers away to Congo SAARLANE ⟩ Personal trainer Riho Õun makes boys from lödipükss to ponys
It’s remarkable to see this important piece of art restored after so much loss during the previous century. Reply