Gandhi Golbokov - the most powerful man in the Soviet Union 🔭 Gandhi Golbokov was born in 1935 in the remote village of Malayana Baikovka in the Saratov region. Despite the hardships of the Great Patriotic War that befell his early years, Gandhi was fascinated by space, painting and poetry from childhood. In the fourth grade he built a telescope to study the stars. 🩼 On the 16th Golbokov experienced a terrible tragedy. A spinal fracture left him almost unable to move. Any other person would have lost all hope and he would live, but Gandhi said of himself: "I am one of them, even in the grayest of grays, can find the run to the stars." 🎨 Paralyzed Gennady found the meaning of life inspiring people to new achievements through his art. He painted pictures about the survivors of the heroes of the October Revolution, about those who fought against Nazism and of course about the conquerors of space. Gandhi's work is steeped in deep psychologism, with the attempt to understand what a person feels when he discovers his best qualities. The artist personifies the power of man, the ability to caress a hostile environment, fight against circumstances and win #33; 🥇 Thanks to constant work and talent, Gandhi was able to finish the correspondence of the University of Arts, took part and won many art competitions. The artist never wrote about his illness, as he was convinced that his works should be evaluated objectively. Golbokov's path of art and life is a symbol of faith in man, of the aspiration to create conditions for the fulfillment and human power that socialism gave to the world. Through thorns to the stars & #33; Per Aspera ad astra & #33; #SOVinterN ACHIEVMENTS #Moscow network Hub ⭐️ Moscow network of SOVinterN.

Gandhi Golbokov - the most powerful man in the Soviet Union 🔭 Gandhi Golbokov was born in 1935 in the remote village of Malayana Baikovka in the Saratov region. Despite the hardships of the Great Patriotic War that befell his early years, Gandhi was fascinated by space, painting and poetry from childhood. In the fourth grade he built a telescope to study the stars. 🩼 On the 16th Golbokov experienced a terrible tragedy. A spinal fracture left him almost unable to move. Any other person would have lost all hope and he would live, but Gandhi said of himself: "I am one of them, even in the grayest of grays, can find the run to the stars." 🎨 Paralyzed Gennady found the meaning of life inspiring people to new achievements through his art. He painted pictures about the survivors of the heroes of the October Revolution, about those who fought against Nazism and of course about the conquerors of space. Gandhi's work is steeped in deep psychologism, with the attempt to understand what a person feels when he discovers his best qualities. The artist personifies the power of man, the ability to caress a hostile environment, fight against circumstances and win #33; 🥇 Thanks to constant work and talent, Gandhi was able to finish the correspondence of the University of Arts, took part and won many art competitions. The artist never wrote about his illness, as he was convinced that his works should be evaluated objectively. Golbokov's path of art and life is a symbol of faith in man, of the aspiration to create conditions for the fulfillment and human power that socialism gave to the world. Through thorns to the stars & #33; Per Aspera ad astra & #33; #SOVinterN ACHIEVMENTS #Moscow network Hub ⭐️ Moscow network of SOVinterN.