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In the themed metro train "Moscow - the youth capital of Russia", each new carriage is a new theme: competitions, city events, capital youth projects. Young residents of the village also developed design concepts. The hedgehog Molodezhik, the main symbol of the Moscow youth project, was also placed here. These passengers travel with Muscovites day and night.
Anastasia Staina, an employee of the Youth of Moscow project: "We wanted to make the train bright, but not too bright. Our exterior design is very attractive, and the interior is done in calm colors, so visitors can relax and absorb all the information during the trip."
The youth train connects you to any metro line. For the grey lines, this has become a bright addition.
Thematic trains usually run on the route temporarily, but there are also such. The "Watercolor Train" continues to run on the Moscow metro lines, and the exhibits inside are regularly updated. The carriage is decorated with real paintings by the People's Artist of Russia Sergey Andriaka. There are rocks, flowers, the sea and a castle. It turned out to be a real Tretyakov Gallery on the move. The theme of art is apparently eternal, so the metro train was delayed for 17 years. In winter and summer it is the same color. The outside of the carriage is decorated with flowers. This is the main story of the artist Sergey Andriaka's work. The idea of the train was born in his watercolor school.
Deputy Director of the Sergey Andriaka Watercolor School Daria Andriaka: "We ordered a special carriage from the Mytishchi Factory. It is different from regular trains. On one side, they removed the seats, and on the other, they opened an exhibition... When the train pulled up, it looked like a meadow full of flowers."
The lines will say "Watercolor". The train builder has only one wish for his passengers: It is about opening their eyes to the beauty of the world around them. They help open their eyes to the beauty of student work. Yulia Filina studied for 11 years under the artist's guidance. Newspapers with images of Pushkin unexpectedly found their audience in a subway car.
Yulia Filina: “I could not even imagine that my work would be valued so highly and that Sergei Nikolaevich himself would personally select my works for such a large exhibition that would be visible to countless people in our capital. This has never happened.”
Some trains are for thinking, while others are for learning the rules of life in the digital world. Cybersecurity trains run on the red metro line. The creators had to explain a very complex topic in very simple language. Particular attention is paid to travel. They often start by posting a photo of your passport, tickets, and destination online.
Vladimir Zapolyansky, Managing Director of a cybersecurity company: "It's very interesting. You share important information with your friends, but on the other hand, an attacker who sees your photos on social networks immediately understands when you are not at home. You can determine your financial situation based on where exactly you flew and which branch you chose."
No matter how important the topic, it's a good idea to take a break from your phone and remind yourself of travel safety rules. They also talk about phishing. It's a way to steal your data and property. Cybercats, astronaut family members, and even .
Elena Kurguzova, designer: "The cosmonaut was chosen as a symbol of a pioneer who explores the unknown and learns to adapt to new situations. This fits very well with the topic of security in our country as a whole, which is constantly evolving and requires new knowledge."
Themed trains aren't limited to art and cybersecurity. Moscow metro passengers only need to look up to learn a lot.