Nuclear Monster: Naked Putin Became a Character in The Paintings of A Ukrainian Artist

“Nightmare that happened in 21 century”
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Ukrainian artist Volodymyr Prokhopenko dedicated a series of works to Putin, depicting him as a naked monster.

In one of the works, the aggressor lies on apartment buildings, burning or destroyed. He has a disproportionately large belly with an image symbolizing a nuclear button.

Continuing the theme is a picture of Putin supporting Lukashenko, naked as he is, throwing a missile at a sleeping city. There are hideous smiles on the dictators’ ugly faces.

The artist also depicted the president of Russia defecating with machines marked with the symbol Z.

More: Instagram, Artstation

“The only kind of art I am capable to do now”
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“Where does the Russian army come from?”
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“A monster that cannot be stopped due to the nuclear threat. Get ready to see in your cities and countries wherever you live.”
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