Ya-gallery opened the exhibi­tion of works by Volodymyr Kostyrko and Yevhen Ravskiy. The authors depicted football fans and bikers on Caravaggio-style canvases for the lovers of classic works. Every painting fea­tures an inscription: "I don't like fish", which the painters bor­rowed from Pink Floyd. The to­tally innocent sentence sounds like total aggression when is placed next to a skinhead in a threatening pose. "It is impossi­ble to like everything," says Ravskiy. The object of the protests fades into background, much more important is the process of aggressive confronta­tion to the world. Kostyrko undersigns his canvases with inscriptions in Ukrainian transcribed with Latin characters for years. Visually such inscrip­tions remind of Czech language. The artist uses such approach, once adopted in Halychyna, on purpose. He says our Cyrillic al­phabet should be replaced with Latin, because it will help Ukraine to become a European country. Unlike his characters that "does not like fish" Kostyrko “ne lubyt rybu”,