Having allowed everyone to write on their sculpture what they want, the famous American singer Katy Perry hardly expected to see a Russian word of three letters.

Now in the gallery Gagosian in New York exhibited a huge bust of the singer, who created a Swiss artist and sculptor Urs Fisher.

The installation called "Bliss" was originally a snow-white, but the visitors were offered to represent, write (or sculpt from color plasticine) on it everything they want. In general, complete freedom of action.

The quicker the unknowns used - and now on the forehead of the sculptural composition, Katy Perry "flaunts" all the well-known word in Russian from three letters. It became almost the most noticeable of hundreds of inscriptions.

A photo of the singer's bust was laid out by Instrain user Willren. According to eyewitnesses, the inscription "Novosibirsk" was still seen on the wall near the installation, but she did not get in the frame.

Exposition in the gallery Gagosian will last until December 31 this year.

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