A convict in the institution of the Akmola UIs presented a gift to the district evening School in honor of the day of the Republic of Kazakhstan

A portrait of Akhmet Baitursynov, painted by a convicted person, was presented to the atbasar evening school.
In general, like most of the convicts in a maximum security colony, convicted Kairatta serves a sentence for a serious crime for several years in an institution. Together with a drunk friend, he brutally and mercilessly killed a guy passing by. Drinking at one evening gathering seemed uninteresting to them, and they decided to go out and have fun. The foot of the walk sentenced them to seventeen years in prison in a strict regime institution. The youngest child in a large family, Kairat was not distinguished by a passion for science or any hobbies. The attention and excessive care of adults and the maximum care of his mother had a negative impact on him . The guy grew up selfish, did not want to work and found a characteristic environment.
"I have never painted before," says Kairat, " no one painted at home, at school they didn't like it, and then everyone stayed. Already in the institution, especially for the first time, the situation was terrible so as not to get stressed, I began to make sketches with a simple pen on a notebook sheet. In any case, he began to build himself, and then my relatives, my dog, etc .B. I painted to remember the moments... I especially like to draw nature. Last year, preparing for Abay's day, the head of the squad, seeing that I was drawing, offered to try my art, at first I was not sure that I could, but it was great to make a decision, they wrote about my work in the media, – The Punisher shared.
The portrait of the great Kazakh figure Akhmet Baitursynov was written carefully and for a long time by the convicted person, he wanted to present the portrait on the occasion of the "teacher's day", but did not have time. However, on the eve of the state holiday" Republic Day", the teachers of the atbasar evening school were congratulated by the staff of the Akmola DIS institution and handed over the author's work.