“Stop the War” will paint murals against Russia’s invasion

Murals against the war started by Russia have been painted all over the world. In addition to Ukraine, murals have been made in the United States, Argentina, Bulgaria, Spain, Poland and the Czech Republic.

For example, a Bulgarian artist Stanislan Belovskin In a work painted in Sofia by the President of Russia Vladimir Putin carries a wounded or dead person.

In another painting by Belovsky, a mother goes hand in hand with her child and holds a gun in the other hand.

Belovski says in an interview with the news agency Reuters that his art is usually on display in galleries. However, because of the Russian invasion, he is trying to reach people with his street paintings who would not otherwise see the works.

Of the French Christian Guémy has painted blue – yellow pictures of children in Kiev and Lviv, Ukraine, in front of houses destroyed or damaged in the war.

Polish street artist Kawu has in turn described the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky Harry Potter and Vladimir Putin’s Voldemort, a villain in the Potter books.

Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24. Thousands of people have died in the war and more than 12 million Ukrainians have been forced to flee their homes.