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In front of the City Assembly, a sculpture by the young artist Andrej Josifovski Pianist was illuminated, who with his previous works raised the city
The four meter high phallus sculpture “Keep light” was illuminated in the afternoon in front of the Municipal Assembly building and, according to its author, the artist and architect Andrej Josifovski alias Pianist, is part of the Golden Friday project and the cycle of the Golden Age. “.
Photo: A.ĆikThe pianist has already caught the public’s attention on several occasions his works of enormous formats, placed in the landscape of the city – beautiful murals, but also the largest portrait of Novak Djokovic on the tennis courts, the crucified Christ on a pillar with video surveillance cameras on the road …
– Are you ready for the great moment in our history? – The pianist exclaimed before starting his work.
– The sculpture is made with armor and 1500 golden lamps and is a warning to the local society of all the problems that surround us.
All this in the spirit of great actions to erect monuments, fountains, cut down trees, destroy architecture, pollute rivers … The list is long, and the interesting thing is that this is the candidacy for the only real mayor of this city – explains Pianist.
According to him, the golden lamps embedded in the sculpture “symbolize the luxury and glamor of lighting on which money is thrown while children are treated with SMS messages, and that is why this work of his will be sold at auction, and the money will be paid for humanitarian purposes. “
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