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Arsen Revazov. Invisible light
Exhibition December 3, 2019 − January 12, 2020
The State Tretyakov Gallery invites you to visit a large-scale exhibition“Arsen Revazov. Invisible Light ".
The exposition will include about 100 works by Arsen Revazov of different years.
The first section will present the project "Red-beautiful." Infrared photographs printed in red and subjected to author’s deformation reflect the artist’s deeply personal perception of the infinity of the concept of “Russia” - from the cottage interior to the complex three-line panorama of the big city, taken from a high point.
The second section of the exhibition will consist of 100 × 150 cm works shot in different cities of the world using infrared photography using double exposure technique.
The third section of the exhibition, created with the participation of the architect and artist Alexander Brodsky, will be devoted to Venice. Three monumental infrared photo panoramas, as well as more than 30 architectural and landscape landscapes captured on a wide-format infrared film using a black filter and printed in size 40 × 50 cm, will make up the fourth section of the exhibition.
Based on site materialsThe State Tretyakov Gallery.
The exposition will include about 100 works by Arsen Revazov of different years.
The first section will present the project "Red-beautiful." Infrared photographs printed in red and subjected to author’s deformation reflect the artist’s deeply personal perception of the infinity of the concept of “Russia” - from the cottage interior to the complex three-line panorama of the big city, taken from a high point.
The second section of the exhibition will consist of 100 × 150 cm works shot in different cities of the world using infrared photography using double exposure technique.
The third section of the exhibition, created with the participation of the architect and artist Alexander Brodsky, will be devoted to Venice. Three monumental infrared photo panoramas, as well as more than 30 architectural and landscape landscapes captured on a wide-format infrared film using a black filter and printed in size 40 × 50 cm, will make up the fourth section of the exhibition.
Based on site materialsThe State Tretyakov Gallery.
