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Вместо того чтобы писать описание на русском я записал небольшое видео обращение. Спасибо если прослушаете:

(instead of writing a description in russian I recorded a video message)

Hey friends Andrew here. As some of you may know I'm an artist from Belarus. A country that for a quarter of a century has been home to political murders, kidnappings, tortures and every other form of oppression you can think of. Since the beginning of August more than 9000 thousands people have been arrested, thousands have been beaten, hundreds have been verifiably tortured and at lest 5 people lost their lives. All because they peacefully demanded a free and fair election. What you've just seen is our virtual reality experience that allows everyone to know exactly what this feels like from a perspective of a 5 year old girl from Belarus who, at this very moment, has to live the consequences of a fringe group of power-hungry adults who think that beating, torturing and killing people for an opinion different from their own is ever acceptable.

All evil is nothing more than a convenient story that people choose to believe. Every villain thinks they are a hero. To strike at the heart of evil is to kill the idea that that is ever excusable, let alone heroic. And that is what we do as artists. Art is the best and only tool we have for building empathy and dissolving toxic ideas that take root deep inside of us.
All it takes is putting yourself in someone else's shoes.

The moment Belarus has free museums we will donate this experience and all the necessary VR equipment, so that every single person can be reminded every day why government sanctioned violence against those we disagree with is never right. But until that happens, please share this as much as you can and help us attract as much attention to what's happening as possible. All evil unravels when we know too much to remain complacent. Lets punch KGB in the shins with Art together.

And our work here documenting injustice and recreating it in virtual reality continues. I think once we are faced with the pain of others so intimately it will be all but impossible not be kinder to each other.
Thank you so much for your support.