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Moscow, 125040
Redrum
26 August — 26 September
Redrum
26 August — 26 September
Exhibition "Redrum"
Jart Gallery presents an exhibition of three young Moscow artists entitled Redrum. Ekaterina Gersimenko, Evgenia Dudnikova and Nika Chernyaeva explore the topic of refraction of reality, including elements of breakage in their figurative paintings.
In the works presented in the gallery's exposition, recognizable objects cause dissonance and make the viewer think about the reality of what is depicted. The works are based on childhood memories or impressions of specific people, objects or phenomena, recorded in photographs and processed in such a way that a feeling of two worlds is created.
The theme of illusion is one of the main ones in the work of Evgenia Dudnikova. The figures of people and objects in her paintings are recognizable, but at the same time the heroes find themselves in a fantastical environment, the action unfolds against the backdrop of mystical landscapes, and her surrealistic plots resemble either a distorted reality or a dream. The reimagined reality in her works looks like a utopia, but perhaps this is what our future looks like.
The theme of illusion is one of the main ones in the work of Evgenia Dudnikova. The figures of people and objects in her paintings are recognizable, but at the same time the heroes find themselves in a fantastical environment, the action unfolds against the backdrop of mystical landscapes, and her surrealistic plots resemble either a distorted reality or a dream. The reimagined reality in her works looks like a utopia, but perhaps this is what our future looks like.
Artist Nika Chernyaeva creates paintings from the Akhmat series on the basis of photographs taken in the village with her grandparents, where she was sent for summer vacations as a child. However a collage created from several images is used as a preliminary sketch, not a single photograph. Thus, the author creates a montage of reality, correcting it. The canvases are transformed into memories of real events that actually did not happen.
Pictures, often blurred, taken on a mobile phone, become the basis for the work of another artist - Katya Gerasimenko. The artist processes these photographs, bringing some context into them, or vice versa - extracting imprinted objects from them - everyday objects from everyday life, objects from reality that seem familiar to us. Snatched from the real world and placed in the center of the composition of a painting, brightly colored emotionally (and sometimes literally), they find themselves in the center of a parallel reality created by the artist.
Pictures, often blurred, taken on a mobile phone, become the basis for the work of another artist - Katya Gerasimenko. The artist processes these photographs, bringing some context into them, or vice versa - extracting imprinted objects from them - everyday objects from everyday life, objects from reality that seem familiar to us. Snatched from the real world and placed in the center of the composition of a painting, brightly colored emotionally (and sometimes literally), they find themselves in the center of a parallel reality created by the artist.
About the artists
Ekaterina Gerasimenko was born in 1993 in Moscow.
Resident of the Open Studios at Winzavod, a student at the BAZA Institute of Contemporary Art, a graduate of the Russian Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture Ilya Glazunov (painting, portrait workshop, 2018), studied painting at the Surikov Moscow State Academic Art Institute.
Participant of exhibitions, such as: online group exhibition "This must be the place", 601Artspace NYC gallery, New York (2020); self-organized group exhibition at the House on the Embankment, Moscow (2020); SAM Fair, St. Petersburg (2019); exhibition "Mountains and Concrete" based on the results of the art-residence at Flacon 1170, Sochi (2019); participation in the exhibition of the finalists "Untitled Prize" at the All-Russian Museum of Decorative, Applied and Folk Art, Moscow (2018) and others.
Resident of the Open Studios at Winzavod, a student at the BAZA Institute of Contemporary Art, a graduate of the Russian Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture Ilya Glazunov (painting, portrait workshop, 2018), studied painting at the Surikov Moscow State Academic Art Institute.
Participant of exhibitions, such as: online group exhibition "This must be the place", 601Artspace NYC gallery, New York (2020); self-organized group exhibition at the House on the Embankment, Moscow (2020); SAM Fair, St. Petersburg (2019); exhibition "Mountains and Concrete" based on the results of the art-residence at Flacon 1170, Sochi (2019); participation in the exhibition of the finalists "Untitled Prize" at the All-Russian Museum of Decorative, Applied and Folk Art, Moscow (2018) and others.
Ekaterina Gerasimenko
Evgenia Dudnikova
Bardot, 2020
Evgenia Dudnikova was born in 1995 in Ramenskoye.
Continuing the legacy of the dynasty of monumental artists, graduate of the Stroganov Moscow Art and Industry Academy (Faculty of Monumental and Decorative Painting) and the Free Workshops School of Contemporary Art at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art.
Works in various techniques such as painting, sculpture, photography, video and others. Creates installations and art objects. Evgenia is a participant in group exhibitions, such as: "Workshop 17. Where no one dreams" at MOMMA, "It drives me crazy" at the Vadim Sidur Museum (MMOMA), at the Marie Poscia Gallery (France) and others.
Continuing the legacy of the dynasty of monumental artists, graduate of the Stroganov Moscow Art and Industry Academy (Faculty of Monumental and Decorative Painting) and the Free Workshops School of Contemporary Art at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art.
Works in various techniques such as painting, sculpture, photography, video and others. Creates installations and art objects. Evgenia is a participant in group exhibitions, such as: "Workshop 17. Where no one dreams" at MOMMA, "It drives me crazy" at the Vadim Sidur Museum (MMOMA), at the Marie Poscia Gallery (France) and others.
Nika Chernyaeva was born in 1985 in Moscow.
Education: Faculty of Sociology, Moscow State University MV Lomonosov, Institute of Contemporary Art Problems (IPAI) "Free Workshops" of the Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Painting Department of the Moscow State Art Academy named after S.G. Stroganov. Resident of the project for young artists "Open Studios" at Winzavod.
She was shortlisted for the Annya Sand Prize, a British award for young artists (2010), winner and nominee of awards and competitions in the field of art - the Kuryokhin Prize (project "Just dream it" (2011); Martini Art Prize competition and others. Participant of group exhibitions : Let the Lucky Star Shine in Heights (GUM-Red-Line Gallery, 2020); "Companions" ("Here" gallery at Taganka, 2019); Wonderland (ARTIS Gallery, Moscow, 2019); Exhibition of one work in the gallery betweenwindows (London , Moscow, 2019); "Isolator of marriage" (Maxim Boxer gallery, within the framework of the VI Moscow International Biennale for Young Art, Moscow, 2018); "Acht" (Zwo Gallery, Vienna, 2018); "Workshop'17. Where no one has dreams "(MMOMA, Moscow, 2017) and others.
Education: Faculty of Sociology, Moscow State University MV Lomonosov, Institute of Contemporary Art Problems (IPAI) "Free Workshops" of the Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Painting Department of the Moscow State Art Academy named after S.G. Stroganov. Resident of the project for young artists "Open Studios" at Winzavod.
She was shortlisted for the Annya Sand Prize, a British award for young artists (2010), winner and nominee of awards and competitions in the field of art - the Kuryokhin Prize (project "Just dream it" (2011); Martini Art Prize competition and others. Participant of group exhibitions : Let the Lucky Star Shine in Heights (GUM-Red-Line Gallery, 2020); "Companions" ("Here" gallery at Taganka, 2019); Wonderland (ARTIS Gallery, Moscow, 2019); Exhibition of one work in the gallery betweenwindows (London , Moscow, 2019); "Isolator of marriage" (Maxim Boxer gallery, within the framework of the VI Moscow International Biennale for Young Art, Moscow, 2018); "Acht" (Zwo Gallery, Vienna, 2018); "Workshop'17. Where no one has dreams "(MMOMA, Moscow, 2017) and others.
Nika Chernyaeva
Akhmat, 2019
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