“Inspiration by Orthodoxy”: exhibition of paintings in the Alexander Nevsky Church in Rogachevtranslated

In the Church of the Holy Blessed Prince Alexander Nevsky in the city of Rogachev, an exhibition of paintings “Inspiration by Orthodoxy” of the international plein air exhibition project “Russian Atlantis”, uniting professional artists of Belarus and Russia, opened.

The presented canvases depict Orthodox churches and monasteries, ancient streets and picturesque corners of cities and villages. Through their creativity, artists strive to preserve the beauty of the Orthodox heritage and the memory of places associated with the history and spiritual traditions of our peoples.

The opening of the exhibition was attended by representatives of the Rogachevsky district executive committee, employees of the museum and the children's art school.

Priest Alexander Tkachenko, cleric of the parish of the Church of the Holy Blessed Prince Alexander Nevsky, spoke about the deep connection between genuine art and faith, noting that creativity can awaken good feelings in a person’s soul, help to see the beauty of God’s world and think about spiritual values.

Deputy Chairman of the Rogachevsky District Executive Committee Ekaterina Aleksandrovna Rozhdaeva thanked the creators of the project for their work in preserving the common cultural heritage.

Head of the art department of the State Educational Institution…