Small adventures like “Alice in Wonderland” grow into sagas like “the Lord of the Rings” populated by heroes, villains and mystic creatures. “Doctors/Huts” is a kind of series with familiar characters. We know their dispositions and habits, and we find it endlessly interesting to observe their trials and tribulations in an ingenious plot woven from the past and the future, avoiding the present. For example, doctors today no longer wear white hats with red crosses. Huts on chickens’ legs are displaced from fairytales by new characters, but in the myths and legends of Boris Kazakov they are alive, muscular and in places even very sexy, just like bad boys should be. Rock’n’roll is dead, but the romantism of
necrorealism and the “new savages” lives on!
