This means that my traveling exhibition has arrived in Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan. The opening ceremony was held on December 13 at the International University of Kyrgyzstan. I wasn't there at the opening. I know from Péter Szederkényi, the organizer, that about 100-120 people attended the opening and someone recited my poem "Ima" in Russian.
“Women, Life, Freedom” This is the new slogan, just like a mantra, a password, it says “In tribute to all brave Iranian women and those who are killed, like Mahsa Amini, and the ones might be killed on upcoming days and nights.”
Let me post my Christmas tree here, it's not a new work, it was already here on the Utis Blog a few years ago, but not many people commented then. Yesterday I posted it on theFacebook, where it got over 500 likes and 22 shares in one day. I didn't look at how many times the shares were re-shared and how many times they were liked, but one thing caught my eye. The page named after Escher has 1.3 K likes and 767 shares (on Christmas Day morning). Since the uploader did not name the author (me), the more unin