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"Put simply, I want to teach people in this country to tell lies from the truth and to tell bad from good," he said in an interview with Russia Today television, wearing a black ski mask that covered most of his face. "This is what our people still cannot do." Despite all that, he said he didn't consider himself a political artist and hated politics just as much as he hated advertising. The artist has claimed to have had many professions since graduating from a university, working as a computer expert, photographer, cameraman, film director and even child psychiatrist. He scoffed at comparisons to Banksy, saying they belittled his own style. The rock musical "Todd" is currently showing in Moscow. "It was a colossal work," Pasha P183 wrote on his Facebook page of the production of the scenery. "If I die tomorrow, I can at least feel that I have left something real behind." ___ Online: Pasha P183's personal website: His blog: http://183.livejournal.com
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