The leadership of the opposition Theater.doc has published its version of the escape abroad of the outrageous actionist artist Pyotr Pavlensky, known for his action of nailing his scrotum to the paving stones on Red Square.
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Theater director Elena Gremina claims that the artist not only tried to rape actress Anastasia Slonina, but also beat her ex-boyfriend, also an actor at Theatre.doc. It seemed to the actor that Pavlensky and his colleague were showing her signs of attention. He wanted to know why. Pavlensky and his wife made an appointment with him and beat him.
She posted video of the beating from surveillance cameras on her Facebook page. The frames are tagged October 31st.
And in December, Anatasia Slonina was invited to visit Pavlensky and his common-law wife. She ran away from there naked with her hands cut with a knife. The theater management claims that there was an attempted rape.
“My comment is that I have already been warned that our theater will become a “target for the liberal public.” But the truth is the truth, and facts are facts. And we are not the 57th school. As it is, so it is. Illustration – video from surveillance cameras. The man who beats Nastya’s lying ex-boyfriend five or six times is Pyotr Pavlensky,” Gremina wrote.
Let us recall that it became known today: Pyotr Pavlensky emigrated through Ukraine to France with his common-law wife Oksana Shalygina and two daughters, nine and six years old. According to Pavlensky, the Russian authorities decided to discredit him by convicting him under “the dirtiest article” of sexual assault.
Pavlensky is known for carrying out a number of scandalous actions, during which he at various times sewed his mouth shut in defense of Pussy Riot, wrapped himself naked in barbed wire, nailed his genitals to the paving stones of Red Square, cut off his earlobe and set fire to the door of the FSB building. After setting fire to the door of a building on Lubyanka, the court ordered Pavlensky to pay a million rubles as a fine and compensation for damaged property. The artist stated that he did not intend to pay this amount.