Bar "Vazareli" in Odessa architect Tatyana Sleshinskaya decided to do in the style of the second half of the XX century. Jeans, marijuana, the struggle for peace, graffiti and Coca-Cola - this is what a collage of pop art by French artist Victor Vasareli, created in 1962, looks like. This work served as a starting point in interior design. “I wanted to make the interior understandable to people of the 21st century,” the architect says, “so everything is somewhat ironic: red chairs from vinyl patent leather, red columns, and many different circles, and black and white posters from films of those years. But it’s not pure pop art, it’s rather a XX century fusion. "
Passing the gallery 
