1. Glasses

2. "Instigators of Bridges"

3.

4. Spaghetti

5. Wings

6. Pulp Fiction

7.

8. Christmas

9.

10. Riot Police

11. "Surveillance"

12. Pasha 183

All photos via adme.ru, except where indicated.
Lenta.ru reported he died last night. Known as Pasha 183, he was only 28 years old. Let's look at some of his amazing Moscow street art.
One of Pasha's more famous works: oversized glasses with one arm made from a lamppost, the rest drawn in snow.
He was given the name "Russian Banksy" by the British press. He didn't like it, because he had been producing his own work for 14 years, well before he had heard of Banksy.
A rioter with a flare on an overpass.
At night, flames were lit on the piece.
Spaghetti made from plastic industrial tubing, with a huge fork.
At a Moscow bus stop.
According to an interview he did with adme.ru, Pasha unsurprisingly said he hated advertising.
His work was remarkably varied, and very creative — much more so than Banksy's.
Girl hanging Christmas balls on barbed wire.
Pasha did most of his work in and around Moscow.
Riot police on subway doors.
Armed surveillance camera of the future?
Very 1984.
My favorite piece.
Lenta.ru reports his real name may have been Pasha Andropov.
They also stated that no details were available on his death.
All photos via adme.ru, except where indicated.