Lev Rubinstein

From the seventies of the Moscow conceptualism, I wanted to remind myself of what Russia could have been, and perhaps still can become, so I bought a collection by Lev Rubinstein, onwards and onwards. Similarly, a friend in St Petersburg shared a text by Artemy Magun from March this year on Guilt and humanism:

“Perhaps, an alternative approach—let us say a humanist one—would be better. It would entail believing in the spark of goodness, in the inner force of resistance to evil, in oneself and the others, of resistance, which we trust to prevail ultimately.”