Born in 1991 in Yekaterinburg, lives and works in Moscow.
Participant of the main project of the 5th Ural Industrial Biennial of Contemporary Art (2019).
Graduated from the Moscow Rodchenko Photography and Multimedia School (2017). Participated in group exhibitions in Russia and abroad, including Large-Scale Reconstruction. Body. Time. Context, Berthold Centre (Saint Petersburg, 2018), I Am Not a Robot, Electromuseum (Moscow, 2018), Connections. Contemporary Russian photography (Belgrade, Serbia, 2018), 8th Level, Rodchenko School graduation exhibition, Winzavod Center of Contemporary Art (Moscow, 2017), Unofficial Language, Winzavod Center of Contemporary Art (Moscow, 2016), 20 Years Later, Metenkov House Museum of Photography (Yekaterinburg, 2014).
Clinical Record I, 2015
Photograph
Clinical Record III, 2015
Photograph
Clinical Record IV, 2015
Photograph
Untitled, 2015
Photograph
From the Clinical Record series
The artist initially published a book under this title, presenting a visual narrative interspersed with snatches of text. The story is about a hypochondriac who is slowly dying of an illness (it is unclear whether it is real or imaginary) which is destroying his body and mind. Photographs taken from the book form independent images that are divorced from their context and, by contrasting with one another, create an entirely new concept. Ivan Petrokovich says that “the same images displayed in a book, as an installation in a factory, or at GUM – the “temple of capitalism” opposite the Kremlin – gain completely different, even diametrically opposed meanings. I see these transformations and connections as the main conceptual characteristic of images.”
Exhibition participant:
5th Ural Industrial Biennial of Contemporary Art Preview