According to the plot, “brave hooligans” go to the park to the rich man and begin to frolic in the fountain, along the way “fooling around and playing all sorts of games.”
If you set a goal and begin to describe all the tricks that various Internet figures do in front of the camera for the sake of growing popularity, the result will be a real epic, comparable in volume, perhaps, with War and Peace. But the undoubted classic of the genre for homegrown vloggers and “influencers” is a different “movement” with works of art. So Janis Danner, 30, a German fitness instructor, fashion model, and “lifestyle specialist” with more than 1.5 million subscribers “on board,” while in Italy on vacation, thought about branching out. the content of his page a bit, writes the newspaper Il Mattino.
In early August, he and his friends decided to make a video about “trespassing” on private territory. According to the plot, “brave hooligans” go to the park to the rich man and begin to frolic in the fountain, along the way “fooling around and playing all sorts of games.” The hot German guys did not bother and as a movie set for the “sensation” they chose the villa Alkeo rented by them (named after the ancient Greek poet Alkey) near the city of Varrepe.
At first, everything went like clockwork, but courageously, Danner and a friend decided to “flirt” with the statue of the girl and, as they thought, wrapped their arms around her waist. However, for the marble beauty, persistent courtship ended in failure – she broke the pedestal and fell.
And everything would be fine, but the composition turned out not to be a copy, but an original work of art by Enrico Butti, a great artist from Vicenza. The bloggers, realizing that they went too far, did not post the video on social networks, but quietly left for their homeland. They did not take into account only one thing: the surveillance cameras in the garden, which recorded the entire scene. The result: a police protocol for vandalism and damage to artistic heritage.
So, Janis and her friends, undoubtedly, have already earned another share of fame, but only vacations can turn out to be the most expensive in their lives – the cost of the masterpiece is estimated at approximately 200,000 euros (about 20 million of rubles). But that’s not all: after the departure of the guests, the owner of the villa decided to conduct an additional examination for damage to his entire collection: rare paintings by postmodern artists, including Natalia Goncharova, hang on the walls of the house. Felix Volosenkov, Vyacheslav Mikhailov and Valery Lukka. If the damage is caused to them, the amount can increase by an order of magnitude.
