In Moscow, the artist gave the exhibition guests her menstrual blood

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The avant-garde artist from Moscow, known under the pen name Pauline Music, arranged a very dubious job at one of the capital's exhibitions devoted to insulting the feelings of believers. As the artist told in her Facebook account, she addressed the visitors to the exhibition with wine, to which she added her own menstrual blood.

According to Muzyka, her exposition was a set of glasses on a table with an alcoholic drink. The guests of the exhibition decided that it was a pleasure from the organizers of the event and willingly tried the contents of the dishes to taste. The fact that the artist added blood to the wine that she collected during her own rules, the gift was notified until after some time.

The author of the play did not hide his gloating in social networks, noting that several guests, realizing what was happening, just vomited. She said that the exposition, which she called "the best feminist art", was dedicated to the incantation ceremony on a monthly basis. According to her, the victims of the music art are themselves to blame for what happened, because they did not carefully read the explanation on the stand, which contained a hint of a "secret ingredient".