David Borovsky (1934-2006) was an outstanding theatrical artist, without whom there would not have been many masterpieces of the Taganka Theater and successful productions in other theaters. He defined a new direction in the performing arts, inextricably linking set design with directing. The director's work is now impossible to imagine without interacting with the artist.Alexander Gorbunov, a journalist and regular author of the ZhZL series, reveals David Borovsky not only as an exemplary production designer with unquestionable authority among colleagues in the workshop, but also as a deep personality, a wise, noble man with a subtle sense of humor and absolute immunity to vulgarity - both in life and in art.