On the middle of this piece of avenue artwork is town’s emblem animal, the moose, a logo of energy and independence. Contained in the silhouette of the moose, you’ll be able to see a motley thicket of forest, by which, in the event you look carefully, the silhouettes of partisan nicknames are hidden. The liberty fighters had been invisible just like the birds and beasts of the forest, mixing in with nature. The concepts of the wrestle for survival and unity with nature, reflecting the on a regular basis lifetime of the guerrillas and their unbreakable spirit, are the axis of this avenue artwork piece.
The elk devoted to the reminiscence of the liberty fighters will “take up residence” in a symbolic place – on the wall of Lazdijas Motiejaus Gustaitis gymnasium. This college, established in 1920, was a witness to essential historic occasions, many future brothers of the forest – partisans studied or labored there earlier than the occupation. It was additionally accomplished by Adolfas Ramanauskas-Vanagas, commander of the armed forces of the Lithuanian Freedom Fighter Motion. Subsequent to the gymnasium is the Lazdijai Freedom Battle Museum, which is known for its participating, attention-grabbing and fashionable exposition.
The undertaking is carried out by the staff of “Gyvos Grafikas” avenue artists, and the writer of the drawing and its concept is Ieva Vaivaraitė-Ošikienė, a graphic designer of the Lazdijai Cultural Heart.
The undertaking is financed by the Lithuanian Tradition Council and the municipality of Lazdijai district.
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