In the framework of the first stage of the competition "The Museum of European and Asian Cities in the Open" the legendary German graffiti - the artists, Markus Genesius and Andreas Von Chrzanowski, artistically designed the facade of house 123 on Sovetskaya Street. From now on, the wall of the residential building is decorated with a pair of hands that caught a paper airplane

Artists who perfectly master the technique of photorealism are widely known throughout the world. Their numerous works have repeatedly exhibited in various cities of the planet. The implementation of their current project was supported by the German Consulate General in Yekaterinburg, from which, according to the authors' intention, the same paper airplane was launched.

"The Museum of European and Asian Cities in the Open Air" is a kind of innovative cultural project of Magnitogorsk, in within which artists from different countries of the world's largest continent are offered to decorate the facades of local houses in their own unique style, reflecting their history and culture. The further plans of the administration of Magnitogorsk include cooperation and negotiations with artists from Austria and China.

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