My project, “Cooperation,” was featured in the group exhibition “Transformation” from April 30 to May 24 at the Solyanka Gallery, part of the “Moscow Exhibition Halls” Association.

The project explores the medium as a form of perception and production of reality within the context of digital culture. At first glance, the works on display address various forms of human interaction with the information environment; however, the artists’ focus is not on individual narratives, but on the very mechanism of mediation—the ways in which experience, memory, and interpretation of events are shaped. By addressing the spaces of interfaces, network structures, and hybrid spheres, the artists avoid direct illustrativeness and conceptual declarativeness, exploring the medium as an active and evolving system. Through various artistic practices, the tension between the subject and the interface is revealed, as well as the state of fragmentation and “freezing” characteristic of contemporary perception. The exhibition will feature works that reveal the medium as a field of interaction between humans and technology, in which reality is not so much reflected as it is constructed and relived. View the exhibition preview on the gallery's official website ⇢

Exhibition curators: Madina Faizrakhmanova, Lilia Mukhometova, Alexandra Rumanova.

More about my “Cooperation” project ⇢