I was sober when I slept

– under a table;

– on a table;

– in a laboratory cabinet in Chicago;

– on the roof of a garage somewhere in Ukraine;

– in a stairway enclosure in Kraków;

– under a balcony in Gelendzhik;

– in the attic of a private house near Lviv;

– in a WC cabin;

– in a bath house near Tver;

– on a stove bench in votic village;

– in a roadside ditch;

– in a cave in Turkmenistan;

– in the steppe in Kazakhstan;

– on a beach in Crimea;

– in the city park bushes in Prague;

– on the park glade near the Rusovce mansion on the outskirts of Bratislava;

– in a garden near Moscow State University;

– under the fence of the National Arboretum “Sofiyivka”;

– in a women's monastery in Vladimir region;

– in a men's monastery in Rostov Veliky;

– in a Catolic church in Wrocław;

– in Hagia Sophia Mosque in İstanbul;

– in a makeshift prison on the Sino-Indian border;

– at a police station in Uzbekistan;

– in a school in Adygea, closed for summer;

– in a café in Ürümqi, closed for night;

– on the veranda of an open café near “Atrium”, in the daytime;

– in a cinema, not once;

– in a kayak (on the river and on the shore);

– in a Chinese bus on a mountain pass, at an altitude of over 5,000 m;

– in a railway coal warehouse, also in Prague;

– on a bench at metro station Semyonovskaya;

– in an empty gate of Stockholm airport;

– in the waiting room of Smolensk railway station;

– in an exhibition space of Museum for the Present (former Hamburger Bahnhof), in Berlin.