SONG OF A GRASSHOPPER | ||
Lily
Balasanova |
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One of the ongoing
themes of artists Lily Balasanova and
Sergei Kolevatykh is the
exploration of a multitude of coexisting realities, both virtual and
actual. This theme first emerged in their work in 1999, and since then
has been evolving throughout a series of exhibitions. |
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You
never know what the grasshopper is singing about:
is an empty room 0100110011101100001…. The end. Reboot...
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Lily Balasanova, "Eclipse", 2008, 55 x 50 cm | ||
Audio version: SLAVA (Slava Balasanov) | ||
Voice: My Choo Zhie |
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Lily Balasanova, "I Don't Remember, 2008, 35 x 33 cm |
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Lily Balasanova, "Song of a Grasshopper", 2007, 130 x 130 cm |
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Lily Balasanova, "Escape (Esc.)", 2008, 130 x 130 cm |
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Lily Balasanova "Flight Concept", 2008, 33 x 35 cm |
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Sergei Kolevatykh, "Zone "Zero""", 2008. 110 x 140 cm |
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Sergei Kolevatykh, "Change of Coordinates", 2008, 70 x 40 cm |
Sergei Kolevatykh, "Cycle Motion", 2008, 50 x 50 cm |
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Lily Balasanova, "Reboot (Ctrl + Alt + Del)" , 2008, 110 x 140 cm |
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Lily Balasanova, "Disappearance of a Landscape", 1999, 60 x 70 cm |
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Sergei Kolevatykh, "Inaccessible Location", 2008, 150 x 55 cm |
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Sergei Kolevatykh, "The Great Limit", 2008, 110 x 140 cm |
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Lily Balasanova, Sergei Kolevatykh "Architecture of Emulation", 2006, 200 x 280 cm |
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Lily Balasanova, "Noise", 2008, 20 x 40 cm |
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