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ESG ART. Ecology of the Soul
Exhibition April 27 − June 11, 2022
on April 27, in a cozy and aesthetic gallery "MASTERSKAYA" held an exhibition "ESG ART. Ecology of the Soul" of the creative association "XOLST".
The exhibition includes works by Marianna Chaikina and Irina Kovalevskaya, united by the common theme of ecology of soul, body, mind and environment. The exhibition is intended to reflect the changes taking place in the world.
We live in an era of global change and the Anthropocene. In this reality, only one thing is constant: endless change. In this drama of metamorphosis, both the internal human condition and the ecology of the planet as a whole suffer.
As Irina Kovalevskaya says: "Today it is impossible to separate nature from the economy. The more active human activity is, the more acute is the issue of pollution of the surrounding space. Civilization intensively develops and fills the information field. Toxic information flows and emissions have no less devastating effect on humanity and the planet than natural disasters.
One of the central objects of the exhibition is the triptych "Reflections" by Marianna Chaikina, which invites us to reflect on how circles on water and reflections of the water surface resonate with the human essence. As the center of a small impulse, our actions diverge into the world around us and from there return to us.
MAKE SENSE, a communications agency with expertise in the art economy, was responsible for the concept and idea this year.
The organizers were as environmentally friendly and considerate as possible to the nuances of the current situation and gave guests the right to enjoy the work without the distraction of secular duties to pose for the cameras.
The opening was attended by Vlad Loktev, Natalia Luchaninova, Natalia Gorlenko, Lyudmila Andryushina and others.
The exhibition includes works by Marianna Chaikina and Irina Kovalevskaya, united by the common theme of ecology of soul, body, mind and environment. The exhibition is intended to reflect the changes taking place in the world.
We live in an era of global change and the Anthropocene. In this reality, only one thing is constant: endless change. In this drama of metamorphosis, both the internal human condition and the ecology of the planet as a whole suffer.
As Irina Kovalevskaya says: "Today it is impossible to separate nature from the economy. The more active human activity is, the more acute is the issue of pollution of the surrounding space. Civilization intensively develops and fills the information field. Toxic information flows and emissions have no less devastating effect on humanity and the planet than natural disasters.
One of the central objects of the exhibition is the triptych "Reflections" by Marianna Chaikina, which invites us to reflect on how circles on water and reflections of the water surface resonate with the human essence. As the center of a small impulse, our actions diverge into the world around us and from there return to us.
MAKE SENSE, a communications agency with expertise in the art economy, was responsible for the concept and idea this year.
The organizers were as environmentally friendly and considerate as possible to the nuances of the current situation and gave guests the right to enjoy the work without the distraction of secular duties to pose for the cameras.
The opening was attended by Vlad Loktev, Natalia Luchaninova, Natalia Gorlenko, Lyudmila Andryushina and others.
