Ponomarev-Polyansky, Vasily Valerievich

Vasily Ponomarev-Polyansky (Vasily Ponomarev Vasily) (born June 11, 1973 ) - Russian rock musician and philosopher - essayist .

As a saxophonist and clarinetist, he collaborated with many bands, of which the most famous are the rock band “ Tochka Rosa ” ^[1] , as well as Valery Fokin’s “Another Van Gogh…” performance with the participation of actors from the Theater O. Tabakov and the ballet troupe “Russian Seasons” (starring Yevgeny Mironov ) ^{[2] [3] [4]} .

In philosophical and literary works he raises the topics of searching for the purpose of man in the world, the influence of different types of thinking on this process ( “The question about the meaning of life no longer exists ,” Chemistry and Life - XXI Century magazine, No. 1, 1998 ^{[5] [6 ] [7]} , “ Are there any limits to psychotherapy? ” , “ Literary Gazette ” No. 30-31 (1998, etc.)

A certain period of time was the coordinator of the youth policy of the IGO of the party “ Democratic Choice of Russia ” ^[8] , and was arrested by the authorities of the Republic of Belarus for participating in the “ Chernobyl Way - '98 ” ^[9] procession.

Currently, he has retired from music and politics, has two sons ^[10] , and is occasionally published on literary sites ^[11] .