A hammer and sickle were previously depicted on the wall of the residential building No. 20, on Gagarin Street next to the Philharmonic. Now, in place of soviet symbols, an image of a Cossack has appeared, playing the harp. However, he is not dressed in traditional embroidery, but in a modern military uniform keeping his helmet nearby. The oak and falcon in the picture symbolize the courage and freedom of our people. The creator of the murals, local artist Andriy Tomchyshyn, worked on the drawing for more than 10 days, spending 70 liters of paint.