"I am convinced that the twenty-first century will see the re-emergence of elite culture. The totally plebeian attitudes, the totally non-descript character of much of world culture at the end of the twentieth century are leading the world into a dead-end, they are the signs of senile dementia in many spheres. The progressive, healthy forces on the planet are doing their best to relive elite attitudes inculture. A lot depends upon tradition and modern technology, and Galizien Knight is probably one of the ways to merge tradition with modern technology. Some people do not accept the idea of applicationof technology in art, but we should not forget that we are living in thetwenty-first century and we should think in terms of a new century which has already set up a quickened pace of development. I'm also convinced that we, in Ukraine, should go on with creating these 'culture orders.' Those who have been dubbed Galizien Knight are prominent people who, thus distinguished, will become even more influential in overcoming the Soviet legacy, and more instrumental in opening ways from slavery to the Realm of Freedom," said Volodymyr Yeshkilev.