A sad understanding look from under the glasses, a quiet voice: “In a small psychiatric hospital…” – this is how Andrey Bilzho began his “brain section” in the TV program “Total”. By education he is a psychiatrist, in life he is an artist, a creator of clubs, a writer.
A sad understanding look from under the glasses, a quiet voice: “In a small psychiatric hospital…” – this is how Andrey Bilzho began his “brain section” in the TV program “Total”. By education he is a psychiatrist, in life he is an artist, a creator of clubs, a writer. Such education usually affects any further activity — and in the afterword to Bilzho’s book «Anamnesis» it is written: «In psychiatry, life and illness merge. Who is the patient and who is the doctor is often not clear either.” Petrovich, the famous hero of Andrey Bilzho’s cartoons, of which the book is composed, could become a patient. At least because he drinks every day with Pushkin and throws alarm clocks out the window. But who among us would not want to do this? Bad psychiatrists would diagnose such behavior, while good psychiatrists would read on, remembering the USSR and the period between its collapse and our times. Petrovich had a chance to live at that time, either working as an obstetrician, or pretending to be a «new Russian», or playing in the folk theater of Eugene Onegin. He still continues to enjoy life, no matter what.
Gayatri, 326 p.