A large, intricate polygonal sculpture of a male bust dominates the foreground, crafted entirely from white paper sheets printed with dense gray Cyrillic text. The sculpture depicts a man with curly hair, distinct facial features including eyes, nose, and mouth, all rendered with sharp, angular facets. The bust extends to the upper chest, with a pointed element protruding from the right shoulder, resembling a quill or pen. The scene is set indoors, within an ornate building in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Overhead, a light-brown wooden ceiling with decorative trim features several circular, recessed lights emitting a soft white glow. The background wall is a muted beige or cream color. To the left, a luminous orange-red neon sign displays the Cyrillic characters "Сь вг", partially obscured, suggesting a longer word or abbreviation. To the right, two elaborate chandeliers with crystal elements hang from the high ceiling, contributing to the classical interior aesthetic. The lighting is generally even, highlighting the texture and folds of the paper sculpture. The sculpture's material and style, combined with the context of Saint Petersburg and the ornate interior, strongly suggest it is the "Paper Pushkin" installation located within the Dom Knigi (House of Books) on Nevsky Prospekt.Evening scenes documented near Saint Pet
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Olga Foks

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Fri, Jun 5, 2026, 08:58 PM

18d ago

Saint Petersburg, Russia

59.93600, 30.32600

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