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Afterimage
Exhibition March 26 − April 28, 2019
Voloshyn Gallery in Kiev presents a group exhibitionAfterimage". The exhibition includes paintings by Artem Volokitin, Tatiana Malinovskaya, sculpture by Maria Kulikovskaya and video art by Alina Fedotova.
Afterimage is a phenomenon when, after concentrating on a particular object, the brain creates a certain image that remains in the mind even after the object is removed. Afterimage is a visualization of the interaction between illusion and reality, when they are intertwined so tightly that it is impossible to distinguish them from each other, despite the obvious contradictions. And this controversial harmony and realistic illusiveness combines the monochrome brightness of Volokitin’s paintings, the expressive sensuality of Malinovskaya’s works, the progressive subtlety of Fedotov’s video art and the dynamic statics of Kulikovskaya’s sculptures.
Artem Volokitin was born in 1981 in the Kharkiv region. He studied at the Kharkov State Academy of Design and Arts. Trained in the workshop of Anthony Gormley in London. The presentation of Volokitin's works took place at such art fairs as Art Copenhagen, Kolner List and Scope NY. He lives and works in Kharkov.
Tatyana Malinovskaya was born in 1980 in Odessa. She studied at the Kharkov State Academy of Design and Arts. Since 2010, she has led many large-scale women's group projects. He lives and works in Kharkov.
Maria Kulikovskaya was born in 1988 in Kerch. She studied at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture and the Royal Academy of Liberal Arts (Stockholm, Sweden). He lives in Kiev, works in Ukraine and abroad.
Alina Fedotova was born in 1986 in Crimea. She studied at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture, the Institute of Arts at the University of Opole and Moscow State University. He works in the techniques of painting, digital scenography, audiovisual art, etc. He actively collaborates with composers and DJs from Ukraine, Russia and Europe. The artist participated in many personal and group projects in Ukraine, Poland, Germany, the Netherlands and Russia. Lives and works in Opole, Poland.
Afterimage is a phenomenon when, after concentrating on a particular object, the brain creates a certain image that remains in the mind even after the object is removed. Afterimage is a visualization of the interaction between illusion and reality, when they are intertwined so tightly that it is impossible to distinguish them from each other, despite the obvious contradictions. And this controversial harmony and realistic illusiveness combines the monochrome brightness of Volokitin’s paintings, the expressive sensuality of Malinovskaya’s works, the progressive subtlety of Fedotov’s video art and the dynamic statics of Kulikovskaya’s sculptures.
Artem Volokitin was born in 1981 in the Kharkiv region. He studied at the Kharkov State Academy of Design and Arts. Trained in the workshop of Anthony Gormley in London. The presentation of Volokitin's works took place at such art fairs as Art Copenhagen, Kolner List and Scope NY. He lives and works in Kharkov.
Tatyana Malinovskaya was born in 1980 in Odessa. She studied at the Kharkov State Academy of Design and Arts. Since 2010, she has led many large-scale women's group projects. He lives and works in Kharkov.
Maria Kulikovskaya was born in 1988 in Kerch. She studied at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture and the Royal Academy of Liberal Arts (Stockholm, Sweden). He lives in Kiev, works in Ukraine and abroad.
Alina Fedotova was born in 1986 in Crimea. She studied at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture, the Institute of Arts at the University of Opole and Moscow State University. He works in the techniques of painting, digital scenography, audiovisual art, etc. He actively collaborates with composers and DJs from Ukraine, Russia and Europe. The artist participated in many personal and group projects in Ukraine, Poland, Germany, the Netherlands and Russia. Lives and works in Opole, Poland.
