veshchnoye
[Neologism, adj. from the words “Вещь” - “Thing” and “Вечное” - “Eternal”, contains alliteration in Russian]
2024
2024
found objects, marble dust, plaster, glue, paper
title
Veshchnoye
[Neologism, adj. from the words "Вещь" - "Thing" and "Вечное" - "Eternal", contains alliteration in Russian]
[Neologism, adj. from the words "Вещь" - "Thing" and "Вечное" - "Eternal", contains alliteration in Russian]
year
2024
materials
found objects, marble dust, gypsum, glue, paper
dimensions
variable
exhibitions
We dreamed it tomorrow — Final exhibition of the 10th season of Winzavod Open Studios, Winzavod CCA, Moscow, Russia, 2024
description
Objects, when interacting and relating with other objects or subjects, can acquire new properties or meanings, possibly even forming a new essence. In human consciousness, in perception and in the process of living, some things gain additional qualities beyond their original functionality. Through the combination of functions, it is as if the objects merge into a single whole.
In this project, these objects are physically combined into a single, more abstract form—a sculpture, where the boundary between them is erased, revealing a new essence. However, within this resulting figure, the real objects remain, as things in themselves, seemingly detached from any specific experience. Do these original objects become autonomous in their content? Do the internal objects remain comprehensible, or do they become pre-experiential forms?
In this project, these objects are physically combined into a single, more abstract form—a sculpture, where the boundary between them is erased, revealing a new essence. However, within this resulting figure, the real objects remain, as things in themselves, seemingly detached from any specific experience. Do these original objects become autonomous in their content? Do the internal objects remain comprehensible, or do they become pre-experiential forms?