The photo exhibition of the project “Turboatom” was opened
The photo exhibition “A step beyond the usual” was solemnly opened in the information and exhibition center “Buzok”
From January 22 to January 29, 2019 the photo exhibition “A step beyond the usual”, devoted to the 85th anniversary of JSC “Turboatom”, takes place in the information and exhibition center “Buzok”. This project was attended by 12 teams that combined sport, creativity, metal and people. “Turboatom” for its anniversary prepared a photo project, which was attended by about 200 people, several retro cars and motorcycles. The exhibition includes 45 best photos.
The main objective of the project is the development of imagination and freedom of creativity in various forms of art, immersion into the atmosphere of creation and the search for new and unusual.
The ballet troupe of the Kharkiv National Academic Opera and Ballet Theater named after M. V. Lysenko began the project, including Honored Artist of Ukraine Olena Shevtsova, with the support of Oleg Orishchenko, director of KhNATOB.
Athletes from BARSTYLERS WORKOUT CLUB did physical exercise not only on the ground, but also at a height of 30 meters. Girls from the Freak Circus Corporation team were hanging under the ceiling of one of the company's largest shops — the steam turbine shop (53), which is over 20 meters high.
Knight tournament was held at “Turboatom” by the club of historical reconstruction “Kniaz”.
Thanks to the support of the director of the Kharkiv State Circus Olexiy Zhytnytsky, circus artists visited “Turboatom”: famous balance master Bob Gvozdetsky, aerial gymnasts, juggler and trick dogs.
An amazing visual show was created by a team of professional artists Fireshow PANTERA. The team numbers include acrobatic stunts connected with the fire props rotation technique.
Sports art was demonstrated at once by several teams. So, footballers of the plant representative team, Kharkiv swordsmen of the Unifecht fencing school Roman Svichkar (bronze medalist of the 2018 World Cup) and Olexiy Makhonin, as well as students of Karate Club Ayumi with coach Pavel Ignatenko took part in the project.
A collection of vintage cars from Feldman Ecopark and Harley-Davidson motorcycles provided by Free Bikers representatives were presented as machinery in a creative project. This proves once again: people are able to create masterpieces from anything, even from metal.
We invite everyone to visit the photo exhibition.
