2008 – 2010:
Art Commercialism Cycle
W2.1--27
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27 photos
For group exhibition The Belarusian Hall 53 Venice Biennale, Belexpo, Minsk, Belarus
27 photos
For group exhibition The Belarusian Hall 53 Venice Biennale, Belexpo, Minsk, Belarus
At the heart of the series is the principle of “the dressing-room”. The author “has tried on” images of favorite artists. Then he created posters, supplemented by font branding image. Next, the artist “placed” the posters in an urban area (Warsaw, Minsk, Moscow, Berlin) and did another shot. The series exists in the form of photo-documentation as a series of posters. The project was created as the comment against the methods of design, which often ruthlessly exploits the semantic and visual techniques developed in the fine arts. This whole process is aimed at a single general result – the analysis of relationships and the irony at relationship between design and art.
Photo installation
Art Commercialism Cycle,
Belexpo, Minsk, Belarus,
2009
Art Commercialism Cycle,
Belexpo, Minsk, Belarus,
2009
List of works:
[in alphabetical order]
1. Abramovic, Berlin, Germany, 2009
2. Ader, Novopolotsk, Belarus, 2009
3. Baldessari, Minsk, Belarus, 2008
4. Barney, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
5. Buren, Berlin, Germany, 2009
6. Calle, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
7. Cardiff, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
8. Cattelan, Minsk, Belarus, 2008
9. Chapman, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
10. Duchamp, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
11. Gilbert & George, Berlin, 2009
12. Goldin, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
13. Golub, Leipzig, Germany, 2009
14. Hirst, Moscow, Russia, 2009
15. Kabakov, Moscow, Russia, 2009
16. Klein, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
17. Kruger, Berlin, Germany, 2009
18. Malevich, Berlin, Germany, 2008
19. Mapplethorpe, Warsaw, 2009
20. Newman, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
21. Noland, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
22. Quinn, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
23. Richter, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
24. Rothko, Moscow, Russia, 2009
25. Sherman, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
26. Tillmans, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
27. Wearing, State Palace of Arts, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
28. 2 posters.
Collaboration with the Polish
magazine POKA POKA,
2010
[in alphabetical order]
1. Abramovic, Berlin, Germany, 2009
2. Ader, Novopolotsk, Belarus, 2009
3. Baldessari, Minsk, Belarus, 2008
4. Barney, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
5. Buren, Berlin, Germany, 2009
6. Calle, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
7. Cardiff, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
8. Cattelan, Minsk, Belarus, 2008
9. Chapman, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
10. Duchamp, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
11. Gilbert & George, Berlin, 2009
12. Goldin, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
13. Golub, Leipzig, Germany, 2009
14. Hirst, Moscow, Russia, 2009
15. Kabakov, Moscow, Russia, 2009
16. Klein, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
17. Kruger, Berlin, Germany, 2009
18. Malevich, Berlin, Germany, 2008
19. Mapplethorpe, Warsaw, 2009
20. Newman, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
21. Noland, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
22. Quinn, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
23. Richter, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
24. Rothko, Moscow, Russia, 2009
25. Sherman, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
26. Tillmans, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
27. Wearing, State Palace of Arts, Minsk, Belarus, 2009
28. 2 posters.
Collaboration with the Polish
magazine POKA POKA,
2010