Only 200 miles from the border of the Ukraine in the small Russian art town of Kaluga, Russians gathered together to burn an effigy of the Tower of Babel during a time when there is disunity and war in much of the world.
Architect Ekaterina Polyakova and a team of 16 people built a 23-meter tower made of timber, logs, brushwood and hay and invited people to climb to the top, write down on a piece of paper the things in their lives that they wished to get rid of and leave it to be burned.
