ANT DEVELOPMENT OPENED A PHOTO EXHIBITION “FOUR SIDES OF LIGHT. DOROGOMILOVO ".

“To immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Dorogomilovo, study the context of the territory and show the range of motivesommercial Director of ANT Development that make up a holistic perception of the place, ANT Development carried out a photo-study of the area, inviting leading Russian masters of contemporary photography.” - Comments Commericial Director of ANT Development.

Exhibition “Four sides of the world. Dorogomilovo ”aims to show the uniqueness of the place, emphasized by the personal vision of the masters of photography (artists). The exhibition features more than 20 works reflecting the view of the historically significant area of ​​Dorogomilovo through the lens of contemporary photographers.

Project curator Marina Fedorovskaya: “Art photography as a person has character and style. We read the author's thought by accents, rhythm and mood, which the artist feels and sees in reality. Each author has his own understanding of the world, so their four views on one district of Moscow are different and create a complementary picture. "

The concept of the exhibition “Four sides of the world. Dorogomilovo "

Perfect. An ideal area of ​​ideal Moscow - this is how Alexander Gronsky sees the area around Kutuzovsky Prospekt. A city of subtle hues, open perspectives, full of light and slender architectural elements. Dream Town.

Humanistic. Urban emotions, youthful and timeless, are organically read in the monochrome works of Alexei Myakishev. We fall in love with an old, constantly renewing city, looking at its inhabitants of different generations.

Natural. Within the framework of the project, Anastasia Tsayder develops her already well-known Arcadia series (2018–2021). Arcadia is a search for pastoral images in city blocks, places where a new romantic cityscape is emerging. Interlacing branches, swift shoots and strict lines of large courtyards - this is a city of romantic fantasy (idyll).

Shining. Evening, never sleeping, full of flickering textures and lights - this is how we see Dorogomilovo in the works of Ignat Kozlov. The rays of the setting sun capture the energy of the metropolis, where architecture echoes the vastness.

 

About the artists of the project:

Alexander Gronsky

Winner of Russian and world prizes in photography and contemporary art. Gronsky's works are in the collections of Statoil, Foam Museum, Aperture Foundation and Maison Européenne de la Photographie. Alexander Gronsky - winner of the Foam Paul Huf Award, Aperture Portfolio Prize, World Press Photo, Linhof Young Photographer Award, nominee for the Kandinsky Prize, winner of the Innovation Prize, participant of the Sense of Place (BOZAR) exhibition. Works from the project “Time and Place” (Pennlab Gallery, 2021) were exhibited in Paris (Polka Gallerie), Berlin (KVOST), Riga (ISSP Gallery), Tokyo (Yuka Tsuruno Gallery) ..

Alexey Myakishev

A documentary filmmaker, a recognized Russian author in Europe, showing everyday life with optimism and precision. His works are published in Russian Newsweek, Helsingin Sanomat, APU, Talouselama, SvD, Berlinskgske Tidende, Aftenposten and others. Alexey Myakishev's works were shortlisted for the Sony World Photography Awards (2013), he is the winner of the Best of Russia competition (2012), the winner of the Best Photographer award (2010), the winner of the InterFoto festival, the scholar of the Ministry of Culture of Russia. Personal exhibitions of the photographer are held in Russia, France, Croatia, Canada, Italy, Germany.

Anastasia Tsayder

Artist and curator working in the genre of documentary photography, video and installation. Zeider's research projects often refer to archives and combine the study of the cultural and visual transformation of post-Soviet society. Co-curator of the exhibition "New Landscape", dedicated to the modern Russian landscape. Finalist of the State Prize in Contemporary Art “Innovation” and the “Kandinsky” Prize, APERTURE PHOTOBOOK AWARDS, winner of the “Silver Camera”, participant of the main project of the 5th Ural Biennale. Works are in the collections of the BREUS Foundation, MAMM, Center for Contemporary Art "Zarya" and private collections ..

Ignat Kozlov

A documentary photographer working with a social landscape. He is a member and winner of the WPJA. Works were published in Time, The Times, GEO International, Washington Post, Le Monde, Russian Reporter, Kommersant. Participant of Russian and international exhibitions.