The team designed the project for the first olfactory exhibition at Zotov Centre. The museum’s constructivist building is known for its complicated, cylindrical architecture and circular layouts of the floors with no definitive centre, and a multitude of columns. Smooth lines of architectural forms and light transparent materials – polycarbonate with velvet and pearl muslins, – aided the organisation of such a non-standard […]
Permanent exhibition Sea of Opportunities in The Children’s Museum in the Tretyakov Gallery Kaliningrad Branch. From the perspective of architecture, composition, design and settings, The Children’s Museum is a complex, multilayered project. The curator of the project Marina Matskevich suggested to compare the creative process of making art and living life. Simultaneously taking on the role of
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This exhibition — is the result of a laboratory’s work. The projects presented at the exhibition were created together by artists together and Yandex developers using neural networks. Chosen out of six hundred candidates, the laboratory consisted of eleven artists: Yan Posadkskiy, Elena Filaretova, Alexandr Vasilinko, Mariia Fedorova, Masha Yashnikova-Tkachenko, Ksyusha Zemskova, Kristina Pashkova, Nika
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A retrospective of the iconic British photographer of the 20th century
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When designing the AZ/ART Centre for Contemporary Art’s solo exhibition Literal Connections by Anatoliy Belkin, the architects sought to solve several key challenges. First, they aimed to highlight the multifaceted, multilayered and complex nature of the artist’s work. Secondly, they had to fit the exhibition into the Centre’s original, laconic space of ancient, low-vaulted chambers.
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