A memorable sculpture, symbolizing, of course, the terrible power of super-heavy trucks that are produced at the Belaz plant (especially since the central entrance is literally across the street, as is the office of the plant management). The authors have achieved their goal – the figure gives the impression of being both futuristic and a little creepy, especially thanks to the technique of execution and the precise details (like the visible "mechanical-hydraulic" insides) of this titan, which emphasize, on the one hand, that "it's not the gods who burn pots," and on the other, that the power of these "pots" is quite capable Cause (and causes!) even their creators are in awe. Zhodino, of course, is not exactly the tourist center of Belarus (and even the BelAZ plant does not save the situation), you definitely do not need to go here specifically for this sculpture, but if you pass by, be sure to take a look, admire and take a picture (especially if with children under ten years old – the sea of screeching is provided).

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Олег Бабков

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Of course, the sculpture of this character from East Slavic mythology is designed to symbolize the power of BelAZ and is located directly opposite it. It is beautiful, symbolic and practical, as the sculpture is also a lantern.

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Дмитрий Легочкин

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An original sculpture! I found out a little later that it was also a lantern. It looks great! The Atlantean who holds the sky.

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