Legends. Myths. Fantasy

Myths and fairy tales follow the Human race from the moment of birth, absorbing thoughts, pain, joy, sorrow, reflections and experiences of generations, the technological progress of an era, and the product of civilization. Sometimes it’s hard to tell what in them is fantasy, and how much realism is hidden in allegories—what in the life of the generation that created these mythical fantasies is true, and what is an obvious invention. To convey positive and negative moral values—like Good and Evil—fairies, witches, magicians, and phantoms appear, capable of transforming into plasma and materializing back again. They are given wings of “Immortality” so they can fly across the expanses of the Universe.

A person, regardless of age, remains a small or big child to the Universe. Big children—believe in the existence of the unknown, the unproven, the fantastic, in the Once and the Never—take the small children by the hand and go with them into the clouds of the Virtual Universe.